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  How to Create a AWS Lambda Layer of Your Gemfile / Ruby Gem Dependencies

  

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  How to Create a AWS Lambda Layer of Your Ruby Gem Dependencies — Throwing Ruby code into the cloud with AWS Lambda is easy, but getting the heavier dependencies (e.g. nokogiri, or the http gem) working isn’t quite as easy. I worked out how to do it sans framework.

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• The Gnar Blog - Caching All Native Ruby Gem Platforms

  

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  Caching All Native Ruby Gem Platforms — As more gems ship multiple releases for different architectures...

  Caching All Native Ruby Gem Platforms — As more gems ship multiple releases for different architectures (such as the latest Nokogiri release - mentioned above) you need to take extra care if caching gems to be used by multiple developers.

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  Sharing Code Dependencies with AWS Lambda Layers

  splunk.com

  Sharing Code Dependencies with AWS Lambda Layers

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• Build, Package, and Deploy an AWS Lambda using the Ruby Runtime

  blackninjadojo.com

  Build, Package, and Deploy an AWS Lambda using the Ruby Runtime — “This post is a...

  Build, Package, and Deploy an AWS Lambda using the Ruby Runtime — “This post is a complete guide. That means we are going to create an AWS Lambda in the console first and then move onto using AWS SAM on our local machine to package and deploy the Lambda to AWS.”

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