@Usernamesareoutdated
thank you! I was dreading a new uphill battle, but you turned learning SAM into a water slide :D
@ramonpaolomaran2253
19:02 and 19:58 You probably know now, but, for the people seeing that now, the AWS SAM CLI, have the command "delete" that delete all resources in the stack that you created. example: "$ sam delete <name-stack>"
@rmbjr60
wow nice! I like that you explain how/why things work, not just blindly work through the flow. This is a step (or two!) above most tutorials!
@sod16
Awesome instructional video. This way of working helps cut out so much nonsense when it comes to working with lambdas!
@asifrasool573
Travis, you are just awesome. I had the issue with importing different python dependencies, mainly snowflake and sql alchemy, I tried a lot with layers and didn't want to shift to linux. I watched this video 3 days ago. But I was stuck in installing Docker, SAM CLI, and also I had Federated AWS Account. I fixed everything and came back to this video. You have saved me. Great tutorial and complete explanation. Thank you so much for this great content..
@chrismacswan4766
Oh my god thank you so much for that MFA script. You are a life saver.
@veganlife9190
Hey Travis, best sam tutorial I've came across. deserves the sub
@kofio7581
Thanks Travis, Great Video! BTW - To delete the stack is: sam delete sam-app This was probably added post your video.
@thelonious-dx9vi
Cheers, this is by far the best available explanation of this. But I really wish there was a more straightforward means of escape from the horrorshow browser IDE -- i.e. without SAM, CloudFormation, etc. I guess there's manually building and pushing zip files, but that's no bed of roses either. I seem to keep landing back in the console IDE when I just need to get something done with Lambda.
@shantisagargebise2883
Very well explained. Easy to understand and grasp.
@grjesus9979
Nice tutorial! Thanks!
@szemeibon6258
Thanks Travis for your great tutorial😃
@adityatulsyan1359
It was really helpful, please release more such videos. Thank You.
@chasewithahmad
Love this :) Thanks!
@natarajpurudappa882
sam delete --stack-name <stackname> is to delete the stack
@briandines
Nicely done. Good clean explanation.
@rugeneus
Great! It is very clear explanation and very helpful!
@kaidobit6954
the aws configure step + your script to get sts generating a token for you could be easily replaced using aws-vault, have a look at that
@steveyoo9342
travis, this was very helpful!
@viniciushenrique8211