serverless security

As I mentioned earlier we find the code for our two Lambda functions create-user and get-user under their respective folders. import jsonimport boto3import os client = boto3.client(‘dynamodb’) table_name = os.getenv(“TABLE_NAME”) def handler(event, _):   body = json.loads(event[‘body’])    data = client.put_item(     TableName=table_name,     Item={        ‘id’: {          ‘S’: body[‘id’]        },        ‘name’: {          ‘S’: body[‘name’]        }   })response…

This code worked well in our tests and was approved in the code review process. It returns True when there are two files with the right prefixes, and it returns False when there isn’t. Simple enough. That wasn’t what happened in real life, however. It would still work in the scenario where the right files are there, but it would, only sometimes, return True when just one of the files were there. And this was…

Serverless technologies enable developers to concentrate on what the application does without the hassle of managing where it runs and how it scales. The cloud provider manages infrastructure, simply upload the applications, and the provider handles the rest. This article highlights the benefits of going serverless by walking through creating a serverless REST API using AWS Lambda and Node.js. Setting Up the Local Environment This tutorial requires the following dependencies: Now that the environment is…