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AWS Lambdas
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-> AWS lambdas are used to achieve serverless computing.

-> Serverless computing means run the application without thinking about servers.

-> AWS will take care of servers required to run our application.

=> The main advantage of serverless computing is it works based on 'Pay as you use' model.

=> If your application code is executed then only bill be generated. If nobody accessing your application then no bill.


  code executed for only 5 mins : bill will generate only for 5 mins


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Running Java Code with AWS Lambda
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1) Create Lambda Function with 'java 21' runtime

	- Enable Functional URL

	- Auth Type as None (Public Access)

Note: Once lambda function got created we can see URL to access that function.

2) Access Lambda function using its URL. It will display default msg.

### Git Repo For JAR download : https://github.com/ashokitschool/Jars

3) Upload jar file in 'Code Source'

4) Configure handler in Runtime

		Class Name : in.ashokit.LambdaHandler
		Method Name : handleRequest()


########### Handler Syntax : pkg.className :: methodName ##############

Ex: in.ashokit.LambdaHandler::handleRequest


5) Access Lambda function using its URL and see the response


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Static website deployment
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Approach-1 :: S3 static website hosting

Approach-2 :: Create EC2 VM + Install HTTPD + Run Static website

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Dynamic Website Deployment
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Approach-1 : Take EC2 VM Then install required softwares and run your application.

Approach-2 : Use Elastic Beanstack (PaaS)

Approach-3 : Use Lambdas (Serverless Computing)