Hello World Examples: Jets AWS Introduction Series Part 4
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In this video, we’ll create several hello world examples with Jets code. We’ll create a simple function, controller function, and a job function. We’ll also walk through the Lambda console and test each one by invoking it. This post is a part of an introductory series for people who are new to AWS Lambda and Serverless.
The full source code is available on GitHub: tongueroo/jets-hello-examples
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Jets Introduction Series
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