Hey guys, Is there any recommendation on how to organize S3 buckets? for example, multiple buckets, one for each feature, or subfolders by service, .. etc? Following the micro-services model, we create a bucket for each micro-service (in our case, we have services running on k8s). But also, I wonder if CDK can define properties to “backup” those buckets?… Want to hear ideas from you guys 🙂

It looks like I’m going to need to build an API that allows a user to perform multi-field filtering and sorting against a MySQL (PlanetScale) table. Rather than cook up those queries myself I’m considering using an ORM or equivalent tool. I’m not familiar with what’s good in that space but I’ve read in here about people using Kysely, TypeORM, Prisma and probably others. What do you guys recommend I take a look at?

Hey guys. Dummy question here… I’m using a mono-repo, where I have a

data

folder, which is shared with all my lambdas. This folder contains all the Entities to connect to DB, etc. The thing is… every time I modify an entity there, all my lambdas gets updated (due most of them use almost 1 entity from this package). Is there a way to do tree-shaking, or whatever magic, to left my lambdas with only the classes that are imported and not the entire dependency package? If we have static references to each file/dependency, why this can not be done?

We’ve built a feature that provides an import from a web app of an calendar file (.ics) into a user’s calendar. It works fine on Android, Windows and Mac OS. However, iOS has restrictions that prevent it working. I’ve found an example from a local council that use a download with the unofficial Apple protocol webcal:// which I’d like to try out. I’m thinking I need to generate the file, write it to S3 and provide a link to download/subscribe to it to the user, however I can’t figure out how I’d do this with AWS - how do I serve a file using a different protocol?

What does the Cron stack use? Is it a lambda function?

Hey guys, not a complain but wouldn’t the quick response in slack messages negatively impact your productivity? I am just very impressed..

Probably last game for Dallas this season lol

planetscale equivalent for pg: https://neon.tech/

@thdxr In a previous chat about Solid, you mentioned you’re a big solidjs guy https://serverless-stack.slack.com/archives/C01JG3B20RY/p1653048207559409?thread_ts=1653046424.167439&cid=C01JG3B20RY. Just curious why you prefer SolidJs vs maybe something like Svelte? I can see it being an easier mental model for someone coming from React being used to hooks, but the syntax seems more verbose than Svelte. Now I’m by no means against SolidJs; it looks pretty amazing, but I’m just more used to Svelte’s terser syntax. What are your thoughts?

Question for those who wants to “code everything”… In my company we have many third-party services (G Workspaces, Atlassian, VPN Provider, Slack…) .. etc. Once a new member joins the company, somebody has to go manually and create each account, assign each permission, each group… This doesn’t scale, I want to code something in a way that I can execute it many times, and also have some audit of it. Is was thinking to have a sort of “stack” where I can make API calls to Google, Atlassian, Slack .. etc. Somebody knows a framework or tool to do this?

hey everyone quick thread on something I've been going back and forth on: so for the new ideal stack we're trying to figure out if we default to RDS or Dynamo. It'll work with either and we'll document both but we're wondering what's best to show newcomers. The thinking is Dynamo more or less requires single table design and that might be really confusing when also learning serverless/graphql/aws. That said, once you learn it I do feel like using dynamo is a 10x experience over using RDS (especially with @Tyler Walch work on ElectroDB) since it's truly serverless what do you all think?

Hey guys, Did you notice, in the AWS Console - CloudFormation section, that when you try to delete an Stack that is a dependency for other stacks…. it moves to “delete in progress” and then suddenly nothing happens? I mean…. why are they not showing something like “delete failed due other stack depends on it” or something? It’s just me? this lack of feedback gets me crazy.

Anyone else seeing issues with CF connections recently?

Status: failed
  Error: Inaccessible host: `<http://cloudformation.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com|cloudformation.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com>' at port `443'. This service may not be available in the `eu-central-1' region.

Not great numbers for ddb

everyone go see top gun 10/10

Modulz, the team behind the StitchesJs has been acquired by WorkOs. @thdxr You're a big Stitches fan, right? You did write the SolidJs bridge for Stitches; which I'm using BTW :-) https://twitter.com/Modulz/status/1532007012585902082

@thdxr, I quoted one of your tweets in my latest blog post https://adam.fanello.net/tdd-and-fp-study

is anyone else using the sentry layer? I've found my cold starts go from 500ms -> 2500ms when using it

uuuugh, us-east-1 is hosed again. SSM is intermittently returning 503 errors, and the AWS Console is 💀

Somebody using Lerna? I’m looking for alternatives to use in my new mono-repo. Currently looking at Turbo, NX, Vite… Looks like those projects defines like “build systems”, and have support for mono-repo. But Lerna also has tools for publishing packages and such… I don’t see that in Turbo or nx?

wow guys...never take an online exam with psi

Hey all. What's the general stance on self-promoting? I've started some progress blogs on an SST project, wondering if posting here is all g. Cheers!

I'm trying to make a multiplayer web game with SST. Medium complexity social deduction game. Wrote a blog post to lay the foundation of what tools I plan to use, would love input from people smarter than me ❤️ Post: https://medium.com/@jacksonbowe98/mafia-a-serverless-multiplayer-game-5e15ad64a1fa

Does anyone know of some SQL clients that can connect to Aurora Serverless? I'd like to visualize my whole database and the query editor in the RDS console is pretty shit.

Hi there, I am currently participating in a Hackathon by monday where I want to use SST to build a sustainable AWS Cloud environment by building a recommendation system with monday. If you are interested, DM me 🙂

Many folks in the community have recommended the DynamoDB book. Just reached out to the author and was told to use the

dynamo2021

promo code to get $20 off Basic package, $40 off Plus, and $80 off Premium. Alex’s DM is open if u r looking for further discount 💰

Not sure if this is the appropriate channel, but shout out to @Ross Gerbasi for his help when I try to run hello world. Then I got to try out live lambda dev and debugging lambda functions. Overall really great first impression! and I'm sharing with my teammates.

Hey Everyone! Does anyone here send out a lot of automated texts and emails to customers? If so, what sort of monitoring do you use to identify when messages are being sent too often, never sent at all, etc. Its a hard thing to write tests for and we don’t have a lot of insight into what is happening with out current set up (scheduling events with ddb, when the time comes we trigger a lambda that runs some checks to see if the user is in a state where the communication should still be sent, then we send with aws sns/ses). If anyone has solved this issue before I would love to hear your thoughts!

Hello friends. Anybody here has experience with Vitamin? it’s a design-system created by Decathlon. The design department in my company wants to create something like this, but we are in a debate if we should base on MUI, CoreUI, or others… I imagine some others faced the same challenge in their company: implement a design system. I want to hear comments/feedback/ideas. https://github.com/Decathlon/vitamin-web