Excellent explanation, very easy to understand. Thank you very much!

Excellent explanation , very easy to understand. Thank you very much!

Here's the code for those who need it: import boto3 import json def lambda_handler(event, context): bedrock = boto3.client( service_name='bedrock-runtime', region_name = 'us-east-1' ) input = { 'modelId':'cohere.command-text-v14', 'contentType':'application/json', 'accept':'*/*', 'body': "{\"prompt\":\"What is AWS? \",\"max_tokens\":400,\"temperature\":0.75,\"p\":0.01,\"k\":0,\"stop_sequences\":[],\"return_likelihoods\":\"NONE\"}" } response = bedrock.invoke_model(body=input['body'], modelId=input["modelId"], accept=input["accept"], contentType=input["contentType"]) response_body = json.loads(response['body'].read()) print(response_body)

Thanks for this. I had previously always bound events to a lambda functions. Binding to an SQS queue saves the extra resource definition. I noticed only standard queues are supported (when binding directly to SQS).

I wish one day these tutorials will do the IAM properly without the hand-of-god option.

So clear and the demonstration is easy to understand, THANK YOU!

How to handle 410 gone exception?

thanks, this was super helpful

Thanks a lot or this awesome video!, great crash VPC content

How to do this for an Android app instead of a Web app?

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I love this breakdown, but it does somewhat leave me wondering when Sharding would be a good vs a bad idea. The cons seem pretty hefting in comparison to the pros. It would have been nice to run through a few specific different use cases and when one strategy would be better than another.

I hate how you don't camel case your variable names. Hate it. I love the content tho, still gave a like

hey, the both messages were "ObjectCreated:Put". Did you show us the same message twice by accident?

Really like the explanation

Which One is the Video which seems to be their first part where you have created the api gateway??

How is this useful?

No music, simple, straightforward, and well explain. Hard to find these type of videos. Keep the good work.

I could never figured this second step out. Did set the IAM permission; why on earth you need this second step!! Thank you. So frustrating....

Thank you! I signed up using a virtual credit card with a $10 a month limit.

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Very good, would love more content like this, AWS scenarios walk throughs

Great video! Would you like to do a some unit test, integrated test, end to end test episode?

Really cool explanation, thank you!

Can I use fargate for db?

good

Hello! Nice video. I tried this out but i cannot view the published message in the cloud watch. Is there any other way to check the published message ?

Hello, excellent video. I have a question: is it possible to create a mixed setup where the EC2 instance connects via a private network, but at the same time, have a public network to access RDS directly with an IP filter? Thank you very much.

Hi, it's really good for us that you can write about the equipment you use. But one thing confuses me, I just watched your video three years ago, have you really not changed your desktop equipment in three years? Because I saw that the Desktop Equipment in the video description has not changed between three years ago and now. I mean, are these equipment really so durable?

Managed service is more accurate

Pagination becomes complex if you have a FilterExpression coupled with Limit.

excellent tutorial

Thank youu❤

Legend, I had my handler make requests to the auth service and not working, this is so handy. Thanks

Hi.Tried to reproduce and stuck with error:States.ExceedToleratedFailureThreshold.Cause:The specified tolerated failure threshold was exceeded. CSV file was an issue. Initially I saved excel file with test data as CSV UTF-8 and after error I saved as CSV. Execution succeeded.

Key Takeaways of Free Tier: Three types come under the free tier: 1. (Free Trial:) - Only free for a certain period, like 1 or 2 months, depending on the service. - Will be charged at standard rates in both conditions, first if the trial period ends and second, if the monthly limit exceeds, even if it's the first month, no matter what. 2. (12 Months Free:) - Free for 12 months duration with 750 hours of usage per month. - Example: If you use an EC2 t2.micro instance running 24/7, it will cover approximately 750 hours in a 30-day month. If you launch multiple instances or run instances beyond the 750-hour limit in any given month, you will be charged for the additional hours at the standard rates. 3. (Always Free:) - Offers certain levels of service usage free of charge indefinitely, useful for ongoing small-scale use. - It also has monthly limits but can be used for free forever if the usage is below the limit; otherwise, it will also charge at standard rates depending on the service.

Thnak you so much,

bros got the best mouse ever!!! great video thank you!

Very nice explained tutorial.keep it going!

Key Master Service ;-D

Nicely explained. Thank you!

Hello, Dan! First of all thanks for posting this tutorial. In the section about ‘Default Visibility Timeout,’ you stated that the consumer should manually delete the messages. However, in the example provided, the messages are being automatically deleted. Our consumer (in this case, a Lambda function) is not handling message deletion. I’m confused.

My Humble request is to do Openshift course, Please do that..... Thanks in Advance.

Its awesome, the way you explained about Step Functions is excellent. I also using this service in aws. Pls do/share vedios on sagemaker.

Where can I find policies you used in the video?

Зачем нейроужимки рисованной мартышки в углу - загадка

You mentioned "a lot of people use tablet to draw" and that's why I watched this video. With mouse, we can't write that clear. Can you post a video how to write on your pc from your tablet/phone?

Skip to 3:00 to save time

The video was very helpful, thank you some much!. Regards.

Bien hecho, amigo (well done in your weird language of Inglish).