Stackery's CTO, Chase Douglas, AWS Startup Partner Solutions Architect AM Grobelny, and AWS Senior Developer Advocate Eric Johnson kick off the Serverless Summer School series with a local debugging workshop. The gang will address the frustrations of developers attempting to locally debug Lambda functions and reviewing tools like the AWS SAM CLI and the Stackery CLI to proposing a language-independent workflow that doesn't require hours of research to set up. Follow along through the example of setting up a simple serverless application.

The first part of the comprehensive Wild Rydes simple serverless application workshop. This session also covers common topics for building serverless applications like secrets management and user authentication, authorization, and management. Hosts: Chase Douglas (CTO @ Stackery), AM Grobelny (Startup Partner Solutions Architect @ AWS), and Eric Johnson (Sr. Developer Advocate @ AWS).

The second part of the comprehensive Wild Rydes simple serverless application workshop. This session covers common topics for building serverless applications like secrets management and user authentication, authorization, and management. Hosts: Chase Douglas (CTO @ Stackery), AM Grobelny (Startup Partner Solutions Architect @ AWS), & Eric Johnson (Sr. Developer Advocate @ AWS).

On this livestream, James Beswick discusses how programming priorities change when building with AWS Lambda, why system integrators love serverless, and more.

In this twitch livestream*, Sam Goldstein, Stackery's VP of engineering demonstrates the process of debugging a Ruby Lambda locally using the Stackery CLI.

It doesn't matter how you deploy your serverless functions, you can iterate them locally with the Stackery CLI!

Serverless is easier than ever with the Stackery CLI.

Get started with Stackery and deploy your first serverless stack in minutes!

Develop your application architecture of AWS resources and function code cloudlocally all in the comfort of VS Code.

A short video highlighting how Stackery helps developer accelerate their serverless projects.