I really appreciate that you made a video with errors and fixed those errors in your video. That is far more important then making a clean video where everything goes fine. Half the people watching your video like myself are learning and to see that even those in the know get errors and have to work through them is good to see. So appreciate you keeping that in the video, kudos to you sir!

14:00 - Really great to see you receiving multiple errors one after another and then fixing it one by one - please do not edit out such step-by-step learnings from your videos and simply show the final ‘working code’ (as many instructors do).

As everyone is saying here, love that you have left in all the errors you encountered and worked through them. Troubleshooting 101. Great job mate!

This is one of the best tutorials I have seen in a long time. It was candid and practical. It started with a very simple example that nevertheless showed most of the many setup details for lamdas. These details of setup are not obvious to the newcomer, but the tutorial explained them very clearly. Then it moved on to other very useful examples, like accessing a database also in AWS. Along the way, the author courageously showed, and then very well explained, what kind of mistakes python newbies like myself might make. Excellent.

I really loved this video with errors and fixes. Its 1000% times better than an usual video with no errors. As a developer, I really love it.

Thank you for uploading this tutorial. This has given me the confidence to go forth and learn python by creating lambda functions!

Like most people here, am learning, specifically python and how to use it within AWS. This tied a whole bunch of tech and concepts together for me. Really appreciate this kind of sharing, with real-time errors. Thank you.

Thanks So Much for making a REALISTIC video of your process. It is such a relief to see someone go through the process of not doing it perfectly the try and going through the troubleshooting process. I learned so much. You are teaching us "How to Fish" instead of just giving us the fish to eat :-)

Subbed, a good and honest walk through. Really helped me with Lambdas thanks :)

I like your style wherein you encounter issues and solve them on the fly. Thank you..

That's a very easy and simplest way to explain any beginner, thanks for making such videos.

I agree with the others. You leaving the errors in the video was super helpful to me. It really cleared up a lot of the questions I was having on permissions. Thank you so much!

Thank you, thank you , thank you. I was looking for a beginners course in lambda and you did it. The errors in it were super helpful also as it helps with finding and resolving issues that I may have in the future. Keep up the good work and again.... thank you

Thanks for this tutorial! Ive tried many nodejs but python makes my life easier with this tut!

I agree with the others, it's really good to see how you went about fixing those errors that popped up. I actually ran into that exact issue so it was really helpful to see the solution to what's probably a very common problem. Thanks for the quality upload!

Highly satisfied with the demo in a simple and clean way

@Cloud Path, Very nice, step-by-step explanation without any mindless cliche typical of the industry. Thank you and please keep up the good work.

Great video, I enjoyed seeing you make mistakes and how you resolved them!

Excellent tutorial and I appreciate your honesty in showing us your errors and how you fixed them. That enhances the learner's experience. :)

just because of this video i'm subscribing your channel.. great work.

Great tutorial, it's a nice getting started with aws-lambda, everything clear and awesome that you included error-fix process and not only the happy path, I think that was the best part of this video! Few recommendations: 1 - You might also use an example to re-use already existing role on different lambdas (it was implicitly, but still it helps new people on aws). 2 - Maybe the only one missing part was include a lambda with both services (dynamodb and s3) 3 - For putItem function, you could take it to explain how to make it dynamic instead of hardcoded using arguments. 4 - Sample of test different of the default one. Anyways those 4 points could be taken as next steps for audience to practice the learnings from this video. Again, great tutorial!

Thank you for this video, for the first time now, i am starting to understand where/how lambda can be used. 👍

I am on half way but this video is damn useful unlike some who advertise more and have less content. This is exactly the opposite of that .Very Impressive .

Exactly what I was looking for. Brilliant video!! Liked, subscribed :)

Liked the way you are teaching and resolving errors on the go.

Thank you, I appreciate this video. Introduced me to Lambda in an easy to understand manner.

Really good explanation , I wanted to learn how coding actually works in a cloud this was awesome.

Really clear demonstrations; thank you!

Really Great demonstration with Lambda Function. Thank you so much.

Those errors were really helpful! Thanks for a great video!

Excellent video, thanks much for keeping the errors in the video and showing how you fixed them.

Excellent session. Very helpful. I have done everything along with you and learnt a lot. Thank you so much

Great stuff Man. Thanks for uploading.

Pure gold, hope we can get more content from you

I enjoyed troubleshooting which is unconventional content creation...sub'ed instantly. Looking forward to see more videos on Boto3/python and AWS combination. way to go.

Wonderful explanation with grate control over the code , keep it up!

This is a wonderful video, i learned a lot, I love it. I also like that you had errors and fixed them. Thank you very much for your efforts.

Awesome tutorial. Thank you!

Thank you so much for such a great explanation step by step

EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank you!

Great tutorial! Thanks, bro

Awesome tutorial. Thank you! :)

excellent course with super explanation.

Great video, really helpful! I’ll use this to get my own serverless Python web app up and running. Thanks!

Agree with comments here that keeping and explaining the errors in this tutorial adds much educational value.

Great job...keep up the good work. It was really helpful. Your content was very good.

Cheers .. my troubleshooting skills got better due to this video😁 And literally this video is informative 👍..thanks

Congratulations, a natural and great tutorial, you make it seem simple, thakyou

great video !! Thank you. Good troublehsooting

beautiful and fun tutorial! thanks sir

I see you haven't posted in a year. Hope you have plans to produce more videos in the future. You are an important resource please don't stop

Thank you so much for this!!

Definitely a good tutorial including debugging stuff, Keep up good work.,

Excellent! Thank you!

Really enjoyed... Nice explanation

Excellent Video. I'm waiting for new videos on AWS Lambda with python

very good tutorial! Thank you very much!

You are awesome. Keep up the good work

Very nice tutorial! Non-sarcastic comment: your tiny hiccups made this EXCELLENT because you showed us how to locate errors.

Concise and easy to understand, Thank you :) WARNING: for dynamoDB, make sure your table is created in the same region as your function. For some reason dynamoDB window defaulted to a different location. I had to recreate it in the same region.

i needed in python...thnakssss a lott

Pretty cool - thanks!

Thanks for the instruction. I appreciated it very much. BTW, in relation to the last example, string worked for me.

It's really helpful for beginners ...thanks 👍

Great video, thanks for sharing

Amazing tutorial for a complete noob like me. I love how raw this video is.

this was cool thanks even though i have a bit of experience but i still appreciate your work

Awesome tutorial! I recently started learning AWS, and I will need to combine it with Python, so this really helped. I am just curious why do have to pass event and context every time, if we're not using it? Also, do we must return a dict with statusCode and body, why we just don't return the content?

Super thanks for wonderful lambda lab

Decent walkthrough of Lamdba. Would appreciate explanations of the components of Lamdba though, i.e., handlers, context, events...

Thank you it was very useful

Awesome video , please upload more videos on Lambda with Python

great video, thanks

Thank you for this.really helped me. please upload new videos

Bro you are great.

Please continue doing videos with pyton. Thaknx👍🏻

That was good, thanks

Fantastic 👍

Very nice video, especially explaining the errors! Do you have any reference (document or video) for working with Lambda and EC2? I have tried using basic Lambda functions such as describe.ec2 and so on but I am not sure what I should setup as Trigger in the AWS Console?

Hi, how to deal with Conda environment ? is it possible to include it in the lambda function?

Thank you for your video. It's really cool that we can see how you solve errors. :)

Thank you it was perfect! I realized whenever you get errors and you see your code looks fine, you just need to go back and save your code again, and it will work fine! I think there is a delay for aws to execute code in lambda.

very good. thank you

Good one. Please add more complex Lambda functions for some realistic application or based on something microservices in Python.

Dude, best tutorial ever. I have found several of them where they just talk and talk and the tutorial takes 40 - 60 minutes. I mean... why! yours instead... it was clear and straight to the point. Do you have a tutorial based on IAM? If not... it would be great if you could make one... thanks!

Helpful content

Really its great explanation error with solution.

Thanks a bunch

Really liked the video! As a side note, I wouldn't focus so much on zooming in and out. So long as your resolution is good, we can see it.

General question on code version control. In this example, it looks like the actual python code is stored within the lambda console. However in projects i’ve been working on, we store all the source code in a purpose built Version Control System (VCS) such as Github or BitBucket etc. In the AWS world, I understand the equivalent to be CodeCommit. Can Lambda be made to fetch /refer the code from CodeCommit? (Instead of the code sitting inside a lambda function directly where there is a risk of losing the code if the lambda function gets deleted). How do you recommend storing/versioning/referencing source code in a lambda/AWS context?Thanks.

Nice video:)

thank you so much

Thank you for posting. I have watched this one as well as the Dynamo-Lambda-API Gateway video a few times. I am building CRUD functions in Lambda but don't know how to implement API Gateway using Python. You did it effortlessly with JS, I have tried several things and I know it has something to do with the event body but I still can't get my test API data to work. My latest attempt has been json.dumps(event['data']) as the values in my dictionary but to no avail. Any suggestions?

nice tutorial guy. :) I would like see this work with scala . :)

Good Video

Excellent tutorial. But there is a question. In the code I have seen we are importing json library through "import json", but we are not using any method out of it. So, is there any need to import json library in the code ?

That helped me a lot. Thanks for he video and also can you please make a video on how to get data from a form or any dynamic page and store it in dynamodb using lambda and apigateway ! Also if possible please make a video abt how to use boto3 commands(u know the aws boto3 documents)

Amazingly taught buddy! Really enjoyed the learning.. I don't know may be you can have an entire playlist with application of boto3

Thank youuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

10:49 - Is ‘statusCode’ and ‘body’ something that lambda expects that we return as part of every lambda function? Or are you returning it because in this instance you wanted to fetch/print/display the bucket list?