Why and how to separate configuration from code using Angular and Azure App Services, Part 2
This is part two of a two-part series. For the first part see How To: Using Environment Variables in the Browser with Angular and Azure App Services, Part 1
Why and how to separate configuration from code using Angular and Azure App Services, Part 1
In this two-part series I’ll talk about:
Using Bitbucket, the Serverless Framework, Git Submodules, Bitbucket Pipelines, AWS Lambda, Node.js, and Native Bindings
This post will explain how to set up a fully automated continuous integration/continuous deployment system for a node.js AWS Lambda Serverless service. This is the best way of deploying to AWS lambda if the code you’re using needs a native package (such as node-sqlite3 or better-sqlite3), because you’ll build your package on roughly the same operating system that powers AWS Lambda. However, this method is good to use for any AWS Lambda Serverless service.
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Sean Fisher loves his wife and children and is passionate about technology, business, software, and drones. Sean is a technical architect-adviser and manager at a premium consultant firm in Texas and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He writes about tech, business, serverless, Alexa, drones, and sundry topics.
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