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<a class="logo" href="index.html">Marcelo G</a> Home Articles Software Contact Email You are here » Home Page » Articles » Accessing the Internet and other AWS Resources from AWS Lambda blog2 Tweet Allowing inbound and outbound Traffic for your Amazon AWS Lambda code AWS Lambda is a great service from Amazon that can be used for a lot of things. It is the key to a Server Less architecture/application but it can also be useful to develop monitoring applications (or functions, actually) for your own services. Truth be told, whatever is your use case, it is highly probable that you need to access the Internet or other AWS Resources (like RDS ) to fully accomplish your tasks. In the first days, you couldn't easily do this, but since Feb 2016 Amazon made publicly available this new feature. In this article we're going to see what is needed to access b...
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