AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda is a computing service offered by Amazon Web Services that allows you to run code without having to manage servers. It provides the ability to create applications or functions without worrying about the underlying infrastructure, which is ideal for microservices, data processing, and cloud automations.
More than one billion
of managed calls handled every day for certain companies.
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Serverless
No server to manage or set up manually. -
Event-driven execution
Reaction to events generated by other AWS services or external sources (modification of files in an S3 bucket, addition or deletion of data in a DynamoDB table). -
Short execution time
Short-lived tasks, suitable for microservices, batch processing, and event management.
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Payment on usage basis
Model based on actual usage, payment only for the time of executing functions and their memory quantity.
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Version and alias management
Managing multiple versions of the same function, allowing for progressive deployment and testing. -
Automatic scaling
Running multiple instances of the function in parallel.
TimActive expertise
Development of microservices that respond to events and run automatically
Creation of fully serverless workflows for modern applications
Automation of common tasks such as file management or database synchronization
Configuration of automatic triggers to execute code upon receiving AWS events
Integration with Amazon S3 to process files as soon as they are added to a bucket
Real-time data stream processing with Kinesis
Creation and management of RESTful APIs that do not require a dedicated server
Establishment of secure and scalable APIs
Optimization of Lambda function usage by adjusting configurations to improve performance
Analysis of data streams to perform actions based on events
Implementation of fine-grained IAM policies to control function access
