Anyone have work with 

CognitoJwtVerifier

 which is coming from 

aws-jwt-verify

 ? I'm trying to verify my cognito JWT token manually. But when i use this i'm getting a syntax error.

SyntaxError: Unexpected token '.'

What am i missing here?

import { CognitoJwtVerifier } from "aws-jwt-verify";

const verifier = CognitoJwtVerifier.create({
  userPoolId: "<user_pool_id>",
  tokenUse: "access", // scopes are only present on Cognito access tokens
  clientId: "<client_id>"
});

try {
  const payload = await verifier.verify("eyJraWQeyJhdF9oYXNoIjoidk...");
  console.log("Token is valid. Payload:", payload);
} catch {
  console.log("Token not valid!");
}

I have a very small data set (~2MB total across ~100 items) in DynamoDB with a service that is fetching the data at fairly high velocity. That data changes very infrequently once it's put into DynamoDB. Because the data changes infrequently, I'm wondering if another strategy is warranted (e.g. a cache, store the data in S3, something else)?

Interesting: We can use https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid/#/ in github comments, PR, etc.. eg.:

```mermaid
sequenceDiagram;
    participant Alice
    participant Bob
    Alice->>John: Hello John, how are you?
    loop Healthcheck
        John->>John: Fight against hypochondria
    end
    Note right of John: Rational thoughts <br/>prevail!
    John-->>Alice: Great!
    John->>Bob: How about you?
    Bob-->>John: Jolly good!
```

result:

for anyone who uses AWS RDS Data API, does anyone know what “BadRequestException: Cannot find parameter: 13” could possibly mean? I logged the raw SQL, copied & pasted that into my PG client and ran it.. no problem inserting the data.

How do you know something’s cooking? 😂🙏

This is 50% hilarious and 50% unfunny (bc it hits too close to home 😆)

Is there a better GIF app for Slack? Giphy works but it doesn’t play on the mobile app?

Came across this thread just now. Interesting that source maps had a big performance impact and that there’s an open issue in the V8 engine about it. Anyone using this instead of the --enable-source-maps flag?

Spent all day converting a Serverless Framework app to SST and it's going really well. One last deploy before quitting for the day, and.....

Stack sgeoghegan-auth-service-v2-api
  Status: failed
  Error: Received response status [FAILED] from custom resource. Message returned: Rate exceeded (RequestId: 504a0e96-6604-4185-a300-b9d89f71d315)

Failed to deploy the app

Rare footage of sst team at work https://twitter.com/platini954/status/1499803350405193728?t=O_YS0BK3d5QMnSLi3sUgZQ&s=19

I always used Git Flow but I would like to try Trunk Based workflow. Has someone experiences with this type of work flow?

Is there a support group for serverless devs working in an organization that doesn't embrace serverless tech? You know, somewhere we could come up with thoughtful responses to questions like "can't we just do this in EC2?"

does anyone here particularly like / dislike projen?

Loving this sorting, who is the mind behind it?

is anyone using vtl with appsync here?

Hmm, I'm toying around with using SST in a monorepo and I think I'd like to try this approach:

apps

,

services

,

packages

and

infra

. Each "service" should have its package.json

"main"

point to an exported stack, which may take dependencies as props. Each app (there will be two really, web and mobile app) similarly exports a "main" which is a stack (well a mobile app doesn't, a web one does). Packages are libraries, their

main

points to the library entrypoint, and should be usable from any of the frontends or backends (shared types, configs, validations go here).

infra

basically contains the main SST index which ties the services and front ends together. Thoughts? 😅

Does anyone have opinions on the yarn plug'n'play spec? Trying to figure out if it's really the direction things are headed in when tools like pnpm exist that make things super fast even without pnp

What? https://twitter.com/JosephPolitano/status/1503131005389099011

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those of you using graphql - how are you organizing your operations in your frontend?

Been playing around with a typesafe middleware pattern for my lambdas...

Aftermovie from our Serverless Brno meetup ⚡ 🚀 🇨🇿

I just wrote about my favorite current IaC tool, Serverless-Stack's SST - https://www.jonholman.com/my-current-favorite-iac-tool

The serverless community appears to be embracing cloud native development practices. SST makes this super easy with the live lambda development environment. How, if at all, does this approach of development change if there are non-serverless resources in an application?

does anyone have strong feelings on esbuild vs swc? I know swc appears to be the more "legit" option since it's backed by vercel and used in nextjs but I feel like in practice esbuild is often faster + more practical to integrate