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Deploys Next.js applications to AWS Lambda with minimal configuration using the Serverless Framework.
Example Next.js project deployed on Vercel with AWS services for database, cron jobs, and background jobs.
A collaborative serverless framework for orchestrating geographically distributed assets to simulate offensive cyberspace operations.
A runtime supervisor for deploying and running data processing programs called Sequences on Linux servers, Docker, and Kubernetes clusters.
AWS CDK Construct for bundling Node.js AWS Lambda functions using the fast esbuild bundler.
A set of AWS CDK constructs providing high-level resiliency patterns for AWS Step Functions.
A Python library that simplifies Alexa skill development for AWS Lambda by handling request routing, session management, and response crafting.
Compile Next.js applications into standalone binaries using pkg for deployment without Node.js.
Terraform module to create AWS resources for forwarding logs and metrics to Datadog.
A Terraform module for provisioning AWS RDS Proxy resources with configurable endpoints, authentication, and connection pooling.
Example Next.js application configured for deployment to AWS Lambda using Apex Up.
A framework for building awesome apps on Google App Engine quickly and easily.
A plugin that automatically generates Terraform configuration for serverless Next.js 8+ applications.
A .NET 6 starter template for AWS Lambda with local debugging in VS Code, deployable via the Serverless Framework.
A Python framework for building serverless data pipelines on AWS with Airflow-like elegance.
A full-stack serverless application example built with Cloudflare Workers for discovering trending GitHub repositories.
A Cloudflare Workers script that extracts the dominant color from PNG or JPEG images.
A walkthrough application demonstrating REST API deployment with the Event Gateway and AWS Lambda.
A Cloudflare Worker template that intercepts curl requests and returns custom responses like developer cards.
A CLI tool for effortless deployment of Next.js applications to AWS and GitHub Pages.
A sample Alexa skill demonstrating how to build a voice-powered team member lookup application using Node.js.
A sample Dialogflow webhook for Google Assistant that generates silly names using parameters and Node.js.
A C# library for programmatically building AWS CloudFormation templates using strongly-typed objects.
A Go library implementing a space-optimized prefix tree (trie) for efficient string key operations and serverless-friendly serialization.
A web application that generates AWS IAM permissions for Serverless Framework deployments through a user-friendly UI.
An AWS CDK construct that integrates AWS Chalice applications into broader CDK stacks.
A Python worker application that processes SQS messages and sends emails using AWS SES, demonstrating AWS Elastic Beanstalk worker roles.
A sample iOS app that uses IBM Cloud Functions and Watson Visual Recognition to automatically tag images and detect faces.
A Cloudflare Worker that handles server-side verification for Google reCAPTCHA v3.
Terraform template to provision static websites on AWS S3 with CloudFront and Route53 using infrastructure-as-code.
Universal Lambda routing middleware for Next.js applications, enabling custom route handling and Now V2 deployment configuration.
An example project demonstrating how to use Common Lisp (SBCL) as a custom runtime for AWS Lambda functions.
A Cloudflare Worker with built-in routing for clean separation of concerns within a single script.
A library of higher-level AWS CDK constructs for Alexa skills, web hosting, serverless functions, and CI/CD pipelines.
A working example of Blue/Green deployments with Canary releasing for Cloudflare Workers, deployed with Terraform.
A CLI tool to set up a minimal private module registry for Terraform and OpenTofu using cloud storage.
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