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AWS Lambda is a pretty great place to put your APIs, you don't need to configure any servers, you pay only for what you use, and it automatically scales as your audience does.
It can be a little tricky to get started though, this guide will talk you through building a basic API on Lambda.
To follow this tutorial you must have an account at Amazon Web Services, and you must have a set of security credentials ready....
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Part 2 - Can I borrow that?
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Part 1 - Introduction to Rust
So I sat down a couple of hours ago, thinking AWS Lambda could be the perfect service for something simple I needed to do:
Outputing some html dynamically based on a few incoming parameters, it's basically "Hello, x".
Which is exactly what I will boil down this example to, because it turns out there was a lot of hoops to jump through to make this work....