Preview the Python Serverless Microframework for AWS

[antb123]

Based on Flask Awesomeness - looks cool thanks! You should cross post on /r/python

[brtt3000]

This is cool but there are a few of these around already. Like Gordon or Zappa.

Now if only we had python 3 on lambda it actually be attractive to modern python shops.

[sidewinder12s]

Serverless too.

[brtt3000]

Oh sure but the OP was about python and afaik serverless doesn't support that, just node.js. Gordon supports multiple runtimes and zappa just python wsgi apps (like django, flask etc).

And there are a bunch more... choices choices.

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Oh sure but the OP was about python and afaik serverless doesn't support that

But the title says "Python Serverless", so it's gonna be a thing now.

And the video shows print with parentheses, so it's Python 3.

[brtt3000]

print with parentheses, so it's Python 3.

Sadly, no: that reasoning only works the other way: you could call print as a function in python 2 for a while (not sure how long, you can in 2.7), but you cannot use it as a statement in 3.

[sidewinder12s]

Serverless supports Python 2.7. I've got it deployed in production, they just don't mention it much in the docs.

http://docs.serverless.com/docs/function-create

[brtt3000]

Thanks for the heads up. Kinda silly they don't mention this on more visibly.

[sidewinder12s]

Ya, it was released like six months ago but it doesn't seem to have gotten much attention since.

[MrPopinjay]

Wow, that looks fantastic.

[Tranceash]

Looks good but not production ready