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    Aws Lambda

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    Lambda is a compute service by Amazon Web Services that allows users to upload code and run it in response to events without having to manage servers or operating systems. With Lambda, code can be triggered by events from other AWS services like S3 or DynamoDB or HTTP requests. Lambda automatically scales the compute resources needed to run the code based on traffic.

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    Lambda is a compute service by Amazon Web Services that allows users to upload code and run it in response to events without having to manage servers or operating systems. With Lambda, code can be triggered by events from other AWS services like S3 or DynamoDB or HTTP requests. Lambda automatically scales the compute resources needed to run the code based on traffic.

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    Lambda is a compute service by Amazon Web Services that allows users to upload code and run it in response to events without having to manage servers or operating systems. With Lambda, code can be triggered by events from other AWS services like S3 or DynamoDB or HTTP requests. Lambda automatically scales the compute resources needed to run the code based on traffic.

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    Lambda is a compute service by Amazon Web Services that allows users to upload code and run it in response to events without having to manage servers or operating systems. With Lambda, code can be triggered by events from other AWS services like S3 or DynamoDB or HTTP requests. Lambda automatically scales the compute resources needed to run the code based on traffic.

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    Lambda

    History of Cloud
    Lambda
    As we know that computer hardware is very heavy, and from decades, number of layers
    of abstraction have been built in code.

    Data Centre: Let's first talk about computer hardware in the Data centre. In this
    case, someone is needed to check whether it is turned on or not and connected to
    the network. Provisioning of resources is not very easy as we need to talk to
    people, we have to call to data centre providers to allow access to the machine. It
    takes a minimum of 10 days to provide the resources. Suppose you want to place an
    order for a Database server or web server, this service will be provided after 10
    days.

    IAAS (Infrastructure As A Service): In 2006, Amazon launched an EC2 instance. You


    can provision the machine with API calls using a command line or web browser. IAAS
    service was born, and developers around the world were happy as they do not have to
    provides the physical services anymore. You can provide the virtual machine
    anywhere in the world and do whatever you want. IAAS is running in a virtual
    machine as well as in a physical machine. You have to manage Windows, Linux, or
    maybe some corruption occurs in a disk due to which your operating system is lost
    then you need to reinstall the operating system.

    PAAS (Platform As A Service): Amazon came out with a new service known as PAAS. You
    need to upload your code and Amazon will provide the underline resources. You still
    managing Window, Linux. Amazon would not do for you.

    Containers: Containers are isolated and lightweight still they need to be deployed
    in a server, and you have to keep your container running. All these things that you
    need to manage.

    Lambda: Amazon released Lambda in 2015. You do not have to take care of managing
    Data centre, managing infrastructure as a service, managing platform as a service
    or container. You need to upload the code and Amazon will do everything for you.

    What is Lambda?
    Lambda is used to encapsulate Data centres, Hardware, Assembly code/Protocols,
    high-level languages, operating systems, AWS APIs.
    Lambda is a compute service where you can upload your code and create the Lambda
    function.
    Lambda takes care of provisioning and managing the servers used to run the code.
    While using Lambda, you don't have to worry about scaling, patching, operating
    systems, etc.
    Lambda can be used in the following ways:

    It can be used as an event-driven compute service where AWS Lambda runs your code
    in response to events. These events could be changes to data in an Amazon S3 bucket
    or an Amazon DynamoDB table.
    It can be used as a compute service to run your code in response to HTTP requests
    using Amazon API calls made using AWS SDKs.
    How does Lambda work
    Lambda
    User uploads an image to S3.
    S3 triggers an event, and this event is a Lambda function.
    Lambda function takes this image, and then encode the image. When an image is
    encoded, it gets stored in S3.
    The Lambda function might trigger other Lambda event which is returning image
    location back to the user.
    The Lambda might trigger another Lambda event that takes the image from the S3
    bucket and stores it in another S3 bucket located anywhere in the world.
    Conclusion

    From the above example, we conclude that Lambda event can trigger another Lambda
    event and they can communicate with other AWS resources.
    An important feature of Lambda is that it scales automatically. While using Lambda,
    you do not have to maintain Elastic Load Balancer. It either scales up or scales
    out based on the condition. Scaling up means increasing the resources in terms of
    RAM such as 8 GB to 12 GB. Scaling out means adding more and more instances. For
    example, Load Balancer. If load increases, you scale out rather than scaling up the
    instances. Lambda function scales out automatically. For example, if we have a two-
    line function, and millions of users hit the same function, millions of functions
    created to serve the millions of users.
    Next TopicCreating a Lambda

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