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In part 3, we extended our Lambda to communicate with an API, using a secret key; and in this part, we’ll explore the logs created when the Lambda runs.
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In part 2, we build a Lambda function, deployed and invoked it; and in this part, we’ll extend it to communicate with an API using a secret key.
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In part 1, we set up the basic infrastructure to support a new Lambda function on AWS; and n this part, we’ll build a Lambda function, deploy it to AWS, and invoke it with some input.
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At first glance, Amazon Web Services (AWS) can seem impenetrably complex, but it’s not so bad once you’ve found your way around it…
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There are a many ways to peek inside a data file and reason about its contents. This post is about a triplet of simple, easily available tools that I’ve found handy for searching and querying common data file formats. You might too…
This is a short exploration of the choices for coding beginners out there.
My Mac likes to go to sleep to save power, and that means any long-running processes I have underway will be suspended when it does.
I learned to code on a computer called the BBC Micro, released by the BBC in 1981. I was also released in 1981, and I have a bit of a bond with these 8-bit wonders.
Cleaning up data from volunteer groups across the UK.
In the previous post, we took a tour of the open data available that tells the story of volunteerism across the UK since the coronavirus crisis began.
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What can we learn about grass-roots COVID-19 volunteer groups from open data?
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