Cloud Code on AWS lambda

[flovilmart]

AWS Lambda seems a good candidate to host CloudCode functions.
Explore possible intergrations via HTTPS over and custom deployment package.

[alexnaldo]

Will be a great option!!!
Integrating Parse Server with Lambda opens many opportunities to integrate it with AWS.

[flovilmart]

I belive the effort is minimal, but I'll try to make an example.

[alexnaldo]

Without Parse.com we will need to think about infrastructure again, a big problem for startups. Using Lambda, API Getaway and others Amazon Services can turn it more friendly and safe.

[gfosco]

This would make a really neat example app... Hope to see someone put it together.

[flovilmart]

When I have time :)

[rafapetter]

Still dont know how to create it but I'll be glad to test it

[flovilmart]

Look at the AWS lambda documentation and use the Parse hooks (that are experimental) to register your URLs

[rafapetter]

Ok, thanks

[messagenius-admin]

Guys, i just read that Lambda now supports node 4.3.2
Is it possible to host the Parse server in Lambda? (I mean the full server, not just the cloud code)

[alexnaldo]

I don't think possible. Lambda is stateless and Parse Server is statefull.

[rucas]

@flovilmart I got Express, the parse-server, and the parse-dashboard on AWS Lambda using the aws-serverless-express and the serverless framework using this tutorial and the example of express with parse-server

[flovilmart]

Ah nice!

@alexnaldo

 Parse Server is statefull.

What do you mean by stateful? Besides the caches that warm up with time, otherwise nothing is stateful.

[abdulwahid24]

@rucas What about storage ?