Hey everyone! Just so there’s no confusion, there ...
# general
a
Hey everyone! Just so there’s no confusion, there is no association with serverless.com and their framework right?
f
No, there isn’t.
the naming can be confusing 😅
a
Very! Anywhere I can learn about the differences? I think a great selling point of serverless-stack.com is there VERY thorough education/tutorial resources
Seems that serverless-stack emphasizes more transparency on using AWS CDK?
j
Yeah, we should write something up about this for sure.
f
Yeah, SST in full on CDK instead of YAML
a
That does help quite a bit as I’ve just come from AWS’s “Develop Modern Apps” Twitch tutorial series
f
You can get a taste of the diff at the code level in our migration guide
j
How did you hear about us btw?
a
just did
npx sst start
and it says it’s local — but it sure looks like it deployed to AWS…. 🤔
@Jay I was looking for ways of learning and the tutorial guide that was published was REALLY on point.
The site did a recent redesign right?
This is what sold me to get started on
sst
vs `sls`: https://serverless-stack.com/#guide
j
Yup, we are still in the process of separating some of the Serverless Framework stuff out.
Ah got it
Yeah
sst start
is a local environment but it allows you to develop against deployed resources https://docs.serverless-stack.com/live-lambda-development
a
I imagine there’s a guide for entering in my own AWS access credentials for
npx sst start
to use rather than default. Not there yet though. Still going through the “getting started” process
🤞🏻
a
Got a meeting with an AWS parter next week to build out an application which I’ve structured out the services with AWS but I’m being a bit stubborn and what to try to do it myself. I’m primarily a FE but when they said that my layout was well prepared and had no issues with it, I felt pretty good with giving a shot.
j
Nice! I'm mostly on the frontend too.
a
Oh — I’ve got the AWS CLI configured already. I saw this. I probably just need to spend more time with it.
Just out of curiosity, what’s the “destroy” command to delete/remove the deployment? I like to keep things tidy
Beyond that, I guess I’ll get started on this journey. Pleasure to meet you all.
j
Yeah that's the debug stack being deployed,
sst remove
will remove all of it.
Great to have you here!