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Install AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) and Create a New Project
1m 23s
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Build and Deploy a Sample AWS Cloud Development Kit Stack to AWS
4m 14s
3
Review an AWS CloudFormation Stack Deployed with AWS CDK
1m 58s
4
Clear an Initial AWS CDK Stack to Start Building an App From Scratch
1m 17s
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Create and Deploy a Node.js AWS Lambda Function with AWS CDK
4m 2s
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Change the Properties of an AWS Lambda Function Deployed with AWS CDK
2m 11s
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Attach an API Gateway to an AWS Lambda Function Deployed with AWS CDK
2m 43s
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Create a Custom AWS CDK Construct
2m 13s
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Create a DynamoDB Table with AWS CDK
3m
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Get All Items from a DynamoDB Table using ScanCommand
2m 54s
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Debug Permission Issues and Allow an AWS Lambda Function to Access Data from DynamoDB
3m 46s
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Add Data to a DynamoDB Table with PUT Operation use AWS CDK
4m 13s
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Delete an Item from a DynamoDB table in AWS CDK with DELETE Operation
2m 3s
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Create an API Gateway REST API with AWS CDK
3m 51s
15
Connect React App to a Serverless Backend Deployed with AWS CDK and Fix CORS Issues
3m 30s
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Deploy a Site with HTTPS Support Behind a CDN with AWS CDK
2m 34s
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Destroy an AWS CDK Stack
1m 22s

Change the Properties of an AWS Lambda Function Deployed with AWS CDK

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Every resource we deploy to AWS with CDK has some default values configured for us so that we don't have to configure everything ourselves. This comes in handy because it allows us to focus on building our infrastructure and solving our problems instead of configuring everything. With that being said - CDK allows us to configure various properties of our resources! In this quick lesson we're going to learn how to configure the memory size and timeout of an AWS Lambda function.

Change the Properties of an AWS Lambda Function Deployed with AWS CDK

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