1. Build RESTful Microservices with AWS Lambda and API Gateway

Logging In to the Amazon Web Services Console

Lab Steps

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Logging In to the Amazon Web Services Console
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Understanding RESTful APIs
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Defining New API Gateway Resources
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Creating an AWS Lambda Function Backend
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Versioning and Aliasing the Lambda Function
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Configuring the API Gateway Backend
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Following Best Practices for Versions, Aliases, and Stages
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Creating API Keys and Usage Plans
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Enabling CORS on API Gateway Resources
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Enabling API Gateway Caching and Throttling
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Cleaning up API Resources and Lambda Functions
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Introduction

This lab experience involves Amazon Web Services (AWS), and you will use the AWS Management Console to complete all the lab steps.

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The AWS Management Console is a web control panel for managing all your AWS resources, from EC2 instances to SNS topics. The console enables cloud management for all aspects of the AWS account, including managing security credentials and even setting up new IAM Users.

 

Instructions

1. Click the following button to access the lab’s cloud environment:

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2. Enter the following credentials created just for your lab session, and click Sign in:

  • Account ID or alias: 
  • IAM user name: 
  • Password:

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3. Select the US West (Oregon) us-west-2 region using the upper-right drop-down menu on the AWS Management Console:

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Amazon Web Services is available in different regions all over the world, and the console lets you provision resources across multiple regions. You usually choose a region that best suits your business needs to optimize your customer’s experience, but you must use the  for this Lab.

 

Recommendation: For an optimal lab experience, ensure that you are using a supported browser when accessing the AWS Management Console. For example, an up-to-date version of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.