In the previous article we used SAM to build and deploy a service that facilitates a file uploaded to an S3 bucket and asynchronously writes the file’s metadata to Dynamodb, which we can query. Now we’ll use another first-party AWS tool called "CDK".
In this tutorial, we will look at a case study on how a Serverless REST API can be built with Amazon API Gateway (APIGW) and accessed privately by clients in an Amazon VPC.
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This is part 2 of a two-part tutorial series where we delve into a case study on how a private Serverless REST API can be built with Amazon API Gateway (APIGW) and accessed privately by clients in another Amazon VPC.