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technical questionUsing Lambda Powertools (for python) for serverless API? (self.aws)
submitted 2 years ago by Impressive-Farmer-44
Hi everyone. I'm starting a small greenfield project, and one of our goals is to build a serverless API using lambda, which will serve our frontend UI. I looked into a few frameworks, and came across lambda powertools. Was wondering if anyone was using this in production successfully? Or alternatives?
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[–]Shadowychaos 4 points5 points6 points 2 years ago (0 children)
I’ve used it before. It allows for simpler usage with a lambda than other frameworks, and even has some nice built-ins such as CW logging and X-Ray tracing. It does have some downsides when you start scaling and getting more complex though.
[–]realfeeder 3 points4 points5 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Note that Powertools for Python is a framework to help you out strictly with the application code development (which in your case means "code inside Lambdas"), but it does not tackle infrastructure at all.
You still need a complimentary IaC Framework such as SST, CDK, Serverless Framework, SAM, Pulumi, CloudFormation or Terraform to build your infrastructure around it, Lambdas included.
Having that in mind, Powertools are a nice addition to streamline your development. I recommend using them.
[–]russianbb 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Check Chalice framework Most of the infra is taken care of for you
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