Serverless Web Applications with AWS Amplify

Build Full-Stack Serverless Applications Using Amazon Web Services

By: Akshat Paul, Mahesh Haldar

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eText | 31 July 2023

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Learn the fundamentals of serverless applications and how to take advantage of time-tested Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build scalable apps. This book shows you how to work with the key features of your applications with minimum code, simple CLI commands and one-click deployments.

You'll see how to manage authentication, standard UI components, database storage, filesystem, CI/CD pipeline and more. You'll also examine the architecture, strengths, scalability, and limitations of serverless, and how to use AWS Amplify effectively. You will use tools including React, Cognito, GraphQL, DynamoDB, Kinesis, and Sagemaker.

AWS Amplify is the fastest and easiest way to build serverless web and mobile apps at scale, comprising tools and services that work independently and can be wired together to build scalable apps.

What You'll Learn

Build GraphQL and REST APIs
Model data with Amplify Datastores
Set up a CI/CD pipeline with Amplify
Record and make sense of user data analytics with Kinesis
Boost your application with AI/ML capability using Sagemaker

Who This Book Is For

Developers who have worked on web technologies and want to learn how to build serverless applications and developers interested in making powerful applications using AWS that can then be wired using AWS Amplify.