I have recently begun learning serverless architecture on AWS for a project I had to do for work, Migrating a backend mobile architecture to serverless.
I had never had an encounter with serverless architecture before, however, I decided to take up this as a challenge.
I designed an architectural diagram for it comprising the different services I believe I needed for the project's success.
I embarked on learning and began a journey on everything serverless using aws documentation and articles I found online, just like you have found this.
I stumbled upon a promo for a free <a target="_blank" href="https://training.resources.awscloud.com/migration-traincert/3-free-builder-labs-for-beginners-and-pros-alike?trk=ddcf6425-f792-4df1-86b7-54b786f81162&amp;sc_channel=el">serverless</a> lab series that would last till 15th august , I embarked on it and finished in a day.
So far in the series, I achieved the following
<ul>
<li>Created a Lambda function from a blueprint.
</li>
<li>Created an Amazon Kinesis Stream and used it to trigger your Lambda function.
</li>
<li>Used CloudWatch to monitor your function.
</li>
<li>Create an Amazon DynamoDB table and inserted sample data.
</li>
<li>Enabled Amazon DynamoDB Streams.
</li>
<li>Tested and enabled the Lambda function on an Amazon DynamoDB table.
</li>
</ul>

I have recently begun learning serverless architecture on AWS for a project I had to do for work, Migrating a backend mobile architecture to serverless.

I had never had an encounter with serverless architecture before, however, I decided to take up this as a challenge.

I designed an architectural diagram for it comprising the different services I believe I needed for the project's success.

I embarked on learning and began a journey on everything serverless using aws documentation and articles I found online, just like you have found this.

I stumbled upon a promo for a free [serverless](https://training.resources.awscloud.com/migration-traincert/3-free-builder-labs-for-beginners-and-pros-alike?trk=ddcf6425-f792-4df1-86b7-54b786f81162&sc_channel=el) lab series that would last till 15th august , I embarked on it and finished in a day.

So far in the series, I achieved the following

* Created a Lambda function from a blueprint.
    
* Created an Amazon Kinesis Stream and used it to trigger your Lambda function.
    
* Used CloudWatch to monitor your function.
    
* Create an Amazon DynamoDB table and inserted sample data.
    
* Enabled Amazon DynamoDB Streams.
    
* Tested and enabled the Lambda function on an Amazon DynamoDB table.

My Serverless journey