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1.
Introduction and Preparation
1.1
Introdution
1.2
Setup the website
2.
Static Chat Application with S3
2.1
Adding static data to the website
2.2
Accessing static data from javascript
3.
Creating an API
3.1
Creating a policy for the Lambda function
3.2
Code walkthrough of the first Lambda function
3.3
Running the lambda function with test data
3.4
Adding an API Gateway trigger to the function
3.5
Understand and Setup CORS
3.6
Calling the API from the website
4.
Use DynamoDB for storage
4.1
Create DynamoDB tables
4.2
Create some sample data in DynamoDB
4.3
Update Lambda policy to access DynamoDB tables
4.4
Read a conversation from Dynamo DB
4.5
Read conversation list from DynamoDB
4.6
Write new messages to DynamoDB
5.
Break up the monolith – Start build Complete App
5.1
Create API structure in API Gateway
5.2
Lambda functions for reading and writing messages
5.3
Exporting a JavaScript client and Swagger
5.4
Remove hard-coded user names from Lambda
6.
Add Identity to the application
6.1
Create a user pool
6.2
List Users in the API
6.3
List Users on the site
6.4
Create a new conversation
6.5
Create sign up page
6.6
Create verification page
6.7
Add login and logout
6.8
Add a Cognito authorizer to the API Gateway
6.9
Results
7.
Optimization Setting up a CloudFront CDN
8.
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Creating an API
> Calling the API from the website
Calling the API from the website
Choose Deploy API
At the Deploy API interface
Stage: New stage
Stage name: prod
Choose Deploy
Copy Invoke URL
Paste the URL into the browser and see the results
Paste the URL into the configuration file
At the S3 interface
Choose Upload
Choose add files
Choose folder v3
Drag and drop the file to the correct path s3://chat-app-lab/js/