Serverless Contact Form — Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, and SES

<p><strong>Exam Guide:</strong> Developer - Associate<br /> <strong>🏗️ Domain 1:</strong> <strong><em>Development with AWS Services</em></strong><br /> 📘 <strong>Task 2:</strong>

<p>How I built a real-time serverless security detection pipeline on AWS using CloudTrail, EventBridge, Lambda, DynamoDB, and SNS — and what broke along the way.</p>

<h1> Catching a Silent AWS Failure: A Serverless Daily Report for Suspended Auto Scaling Groups </h1> <p><em>How I built a zero-cost, zero-server monitoring alert with Lambda,

<p>Cloud computing has evolved dramatically over the last decade.</p> <p>The journey looked something like this:<br /> </p> <div class="highlight js-code-highlight"> <pre

<h1> Building a Serverless Weather Pipeline on AWS: A Step-by-Step Walkthrough </h1> <p>This is a build log for someone who's used AWS a bit — deployed a Lambda from the console,

<p>Modern APIs need rate limiting, authentication, caching, and observability — but running a dedicated gateway server adds cost and complexity. Cloudflare Workers lets you build

<p>Shifting from traditional application testing to serverless TypeScript engineering is all about shifting your perspective: <strong>you stop testing a running server, and you

<p>Every AWS account has zombies.</p> <p>Not the fun kind. The kind that silently drain your budget while nobody's looking. An EBS volume that was attached to an instance you