Welcome to our video tutorial on getting started with AWS Lambda Functions in Python.
In this tutorial, we will walk you through the basics of creating and deploying Lambda functions using the AWS Management Console.
To begin, make sure you have an AWS account and the necessary permissions to create Lambda functions.
First, let's log into the AWS Management Console and navigate to the Lambda service.
Once you're in the Lambda dashboard, click on "Create Function" to create a new Lambda function.
Next, choose a name for your function and select Python 3.8 as the runtime.
You can configure the function further by choosing the execution role, memory size, and timeout values.
Now, in our example we will write the code for our Lambda function. You can either write the code inline using the AWS Management Console or upload a ZIP file containing your Python script.
After writing the code, you can test it using the "Test" button. This will simulate an event triggering your Lambda function.
Once you're satisfied with your function's code and testing, click on "Save" and then "Deploy" to deploy your function.
Congratulations, you have successfully created and deployed your Lambda function in Python!
Now you can invoke your Lambda function manually and in later videos I will show how to configure it to be triggered by events such as API Gateway, S3 bucket changes, or CloudWatch events.
Remember, Lambda functions can help you develop serverless applications, automate tasks, and scale your applications effortlessly.
And that's it for this tutorial! We hope you found it helpful.
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