Serverless is becoming popular and Function as a Service is one of the trends in the serverless world. So being familiar with this technology is a really good addition to the profile as a developer. But from the very beginning of serverless, the community was preferring to use javaScript as the programming language. The reason for that is Serverless was initially made for less compute-intensive and more I/O intensive services where the JavaScript is performing well. So, that leads JavaScript to hold nearly 90% of the serverless world. But moving forward the way we use serverless and utilize computational power has changed. So there is nothing wrong for a Java developer to try out the FaaS and build comprehensive services. Therefore, I will be giving a practical example for developing an API in Java and deploying it in the AWS cloud. There are a few prerequisites to follow along Basic knowledge developing an API Basic idea about AW
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