I had a (years) old #serverless framework app deployed that I either wanted to merely update the Lambda runtime, or delete the stack entirely. I both of those actions just now but the CLI wouldn't let me do either without creating an account on their system.
To .... remove an app...
I'm manually deleting the resources and lamenting the death of yet another developer tool that I trusted to not be evil. I liked them originally, but they've lost their way.
Serverless Framework OSS版のoss-serverlessを試す
https://qiita.com/kenpi1313/items/f4ab501ed3daad25f81f?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
Qiitaのいいね数を取得して自分のポートフォリオページを自動で更新する
https://qiita.com/sigma_devsecops/items/799e2a5cd0cc5fd4fd68?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
Serverless FrameworkとTerraformの責任分界点
https://qiita.com/naomichi-y/items/10bc4874cc1a6ec35663?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
Just published my latest blog post about my personal experience with the Serverless Framework for AWS deployments.
I recently worked on a small project using the Serverless Framework. As someone more experienced with terraform, I found it to be a new, interesting experience. It’s worth noting that Serverless uses CloudFormation underneath for AWS. After few weeks, I can share a bit of my personal thoughts about the framework. Firstly, the Serverless Framework is not a bad piece of software. It can deploy an API Gateway with a bunch of lambda functions in a moment.
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