Want to train your German? I posted a detailed tutorial and example project in the superluminar GmbH blog how to create a GraphQL API using AWS AppSync with AWS Lambda resolvers.
GraphQL with AWS AppSync and AWS Lambda
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AWS re:Invent 2019 Recap & Videos
I was able to attend the AWS re:Invent 2019 conference. A week full of learning about current and new technologies, services, and general approaches is definitely overwhelming. There is no much content available, during the conference, and as videos and slide decks afterwards. I tried to list my favourite talks. There are way too much of them.
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AWS Single Sign-On and Multi-Account Cloud Setup
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CloudFormation Best-Practices
You can find plenty of frameworks and tools to provision your AWS resources. Some of them do a great job for a specific purpose, others are more generic. Nevertheless, I do prefer to use native CloudFormation templates as much as possible.
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Makefile Best-Practices
The more projects you work on, the more streamlined your tooling gets. Hopefully. Various services using different languages have different tooling requirements, of course. A sweet Makefile can be the entry to a unified tooling interface.
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AppSync GraphQL API with Custom Domain and CloudFormation
With AWS AppSync, it’s easy to run your own serverless GraphQL service API. Thanks to Velocity Mapping Templates, DynamoDB, and AWS Lambda your can aim for an architecture without any maintenance at all.