To start implementing DevOps for AWS Lambda, we first create an assembly line. An assembly line outlines the stages involved when a developer creates code, tests the code, and then commits the code into a repository. The source code is pulled from the repository, and is then built and tested. After this, the static code analysis takes place. Once it is deployed into a production-like environment, acceptance tests are run against it. This is how the application is monitored, and how logging is managed. We will look at these stages using the recipes in this section. We will also look at two perspectives of DevOps—one through AWS's own set of tools, and the other through serverless frameworks, such as GitHub, Jenkins, ...
AWS Lambda with DevOps
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