This project has been created for the Performance of running Spring Boot as AWS Lambda functions post.
It showcases how one could use Spring Boot 2 as a lambda function with all its features. And also, there's a plain Java version for the same functionality to have a reference implementation, so it can be used to determine the performance loss caused by the variety of Spring dependencies and libraries.
Building the application JARs, execute the following from the root directory.
$ ./gradlew clean shadowJar
Then using AWS CLI (after configuring the access keys), deploy the CloudFormation stack.
$ ./deploy.sh
To undeploy the stacks, use the undeploy script.
$ ./undeploy.sh
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