Thanks for lot of information u r giving... It is a great help for us to learn every corners of the technology

Thanks for explaining. Awesome video

Whenever I am struggling with something your video pops up. Thank you so much Mehul. Learning lot of things from you. Can you please make a video on how to host Express app on Lambda with MongoDB?

Hi Mehul, great video! Why is lambda @edge sending an event to sqs to inform a lambda to rebuild a site? If ttl of a page is 15 couldn’t you just cron the lambda every 15 min to rebuild and update s3? Just wondering about the architecture of the rebuild trigger. Thanks, Patrick

please keep making videos related to architectures and backend and system design and aws

Do you happen to know if when using AWS amplify that it is the same process where the Lambda at edge goes to the origin and then calls a basic lambda function?

great point re decoupling the lambda@edge... the 1Mb limit particularly hard to overcome; curious if you had to work around that or just avoided by measurement?

Awesome explanation.

Did a better job explaining how NextJS works on AWS than AWS does :D

How database works, is it located at one location, or has replicas at multiple locations for faster response

I find it the most fascinating, however, I have yet to see a single example of this Lambda Edge triggering another instance of an ISR build page on the web, it seems almost magical to me at this point. Have you considered creating a simple example for us out there? It shouldn't take long, it's just config in the end, but it's really tricky I to know what you don't know I guess. Edit: without the serverless framework that is haha

youre killing it with those wojack thumbnails

any codebased examples available in your channel

why are you not using aws amplify for this

I watched till the end

Nice explanation.Also,Mongodb Atlas now got a REST Api for CRUD operations.Please make a video on that

@nooobcoder

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks for this update, I did not know recently abt this. Seems like they are going the same way as Supabase's PostgREST strategy.

@AkashSingh-uk5ub

2 жыл бұрын

@@nooobcoder Yeah,seems same to me also

What about AWS Amplify?

How long did it take you to figure this out and port everything over to AWS?

@codedamn

2 жыл бұрын

two days

Nice video, I always wonder why do u ask to leave a comment saying 'I watched till end'. is there any specific reason to it? My guess is, using an bot to get analytics. may be

Let's say an e-commerce site needs change its home page banner(image) in every year. And you cannot rebuild the whole site as it has more than 500k products. If I use ISR for the image link and set it 2 hr. then isn't it would be a waste of server resources to fetch the same image link in every 2 hr.? Also let's say we want to change to contact page totally and don't want to rebuild the other pages as other pages will remain same. What would be solution for this 2 cases?

@blendergaming1579

2 жыл бұрын

Save your images in an s3 bucket and reference the image and use versioning on the s3 bucket. Then you can update the image in the bucket, and always pull the latest image. Set some lifecycle policies up so the old images are deleted after x days.

Is this best practice?

11:48 Can you please mention that person on twitter to follow? This is really articulative and detailed information thanks for making such videos.

Discord channel link

Hi mehul, Thanks for sharing the Tech stack, You could have used React front end and simple Backend on nodejs, leaving the client to handle all processing on front. , You could have avoided so many moving parts

@pruthvishetty5656

2 жыл бұрын

Setting up ssr, seo and more is a real pain in vanilla react. Even if you set up these using libraries then the complexity increases of deploying

AWS please dont use log4j in lambda@edge future update now, for others to know what I am talking about, refer to the recent video about RCE by codedamn, it is an awesome explanation about the recent vulnaribility. 💖

@cau8777

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you should simply update it

Why you don't make a tutorial in practical way

Why i don't understand, LAMBDA, LAMBDA... !!!

your UI/UX designer for yt vids are sure into memes lol