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IntelliJ IDEA is the most popular IDE for Java. So it’s useful if we can develop, debug, and deploy AWS Serverless Application with IntelliJ IDEA.
This article will guide step by step from creating, debugging to deploying AWS Serverless Application.
In the previous article, I have introduced the basic fundamentals of Serverless and its uses cases. This article will help you understand how to build, test, and deploy Serverless functions to the public clouds. Currently, we have a couple of public cloud vendors that provide service to run serverless functions such as Amazon Web Service, Azure, IBM Bluemix. But in this article, we only focus on AWS one of the largest public cloud providers on the market.
Since November 2014 when AWS introduced AWS Lambda, the term “serverless” is becoming more popular, a lot of people are talking about serverless and how to apply it to your software development.
I’ve been working with AWS for a couple of years and successfully delivered a couple of serverless projects for our customers including backend services, complex web app, microservice, data processing, event streaming. I think serverless will be one of the trends of the software development trends 2019 in relation to microservice and automation.
This article will help you understand some fundamentals of serverless and steps of how to build, test, and deploy your code automatically.