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What is AWS Lambda?
AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that lets you run code without provisioning or managing servers. It executes code in response to events and automatically manages the underlying compute resources. Commonly used for event-driven applications, data processing, and building backends for web and mobile applications.
What other technologies are related to AWS Lambda?
AWS Lambda Competitor Technologies
AWS EC2
AWS EC2 provides virtual servers where you have full control over the operating system and runtime environment, whereas Lambda is a serverless compute service where AWS manages the underlying infrastructure. EC2 offers more flexibility but requires more management overhead.
AWS ECS
AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service) allows you to run and manage Docker containers. While Lambda functions can also use containers, ECS provides more control and flexibility, making it an alternative for containerized applications.
AWS EKS
AWS EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service) manages containers. It provides an alternative to Lambda for running containerized applications with more flexibility and control.
AWS Fargate
AWS Fargate allows you to run containers without managing servers or clusters. It is a competitor to Lambda in that it offers serverless container execution, but it has a different use case.
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AWS Lambda Complementary Technologies
AWS S3
AWS S3 is often used to store data processed by Lambda functions or to trigger Lambda functions based on object changes.
AWS DynamoDB
AWS DynamoDB is a NoSQL database service that is often used as a data store for Lambda functions.
AWS RDS
AWS RDS (Relational Database Service) can be accessed by Lambda functions to perform database operations.
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Which job functions commonly mention AWS Lambda?
Cloud Engineer
9.4% of all Cloud Engineer jobs mention AWS Lambda
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Data Engineer
7.0% of all Data Engineer jobs mention AWS Lambda
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Software Engineer
2.8% of all Software Engineer jobs mention AWS Lambda
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Engineer
1.6% of all Engineer jobs mention AWS Lambda
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Engineering & R&D
1.5% of all Engineering & R&D jobs mention AWS Lambda
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9% of Cloud Migration projects involve AWS Lambda
Walmart
(USA) Senior Manager, Automation Engineering - Data Engineer
To develop scalable data architectures and real-time data pipelines using technologies like Apache Airflow, Google Cloud Platform, and BigQuery to support AI/ML analytics.
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Microsoft
Principal Software Engineer
To develop a scalable cloud data warehouse that powers SQL analytics in Azure compute, utilizing technologies such as Azure Data Lake and Microsoft Fabric.
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JPMorgan Chase
CAO Intelligent Automation Program - Associate
To enhance operational efficiency by implementing intelligent automation technologies such as robotic process automation (RPA) and data transformation tools.
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Siemens
IT Solution Expert for SAP HCM Integration (m/f/d)
To integrate Workday with multiple SAP HCM systems using integration platforms like ShapeIn to streamline HR processes.
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Amazon
Applied Scientist, Q Developer Code Agent Science
Developing services that leverage generative AI and foundation models to improve the experience of developers using AWS tools and services.
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