AWS Portfolio Project: Build an End-to-End Web Application with 7 Services | Step-by-Step Tutorial

When you’re new to AWS, it can be difficult to wrap your head around ALL the services available, and how they actually fit together to build a working application. Or maybe you're just looking for a more robust project you can put on your resume? Well, you've come to the right place! That’s what we’re tackling in this video! (I also have another AWS project video that you might enjoy here: • AWS Project: Architect... .)
In this hands-on tutorial, I’ll walk you through how to build a ride sharing app (for unicorns!), pulling from the AWS Wild Rydes sample project. We’ll use seven different services-CodeCommit, Amplify, Cognito, Lambda, IAM, API Gateway and DynamoDB-talking about why/where to use them, and how to get them to work with each other. As we go, we’ll build out each of the services, resulting in a fully-functioning ride sharing application when we’re done.
🤓 To follow along, you’ll need:
• A text editor or place to make notes
• An AWS account and access to the Console (video here if you need help: • Create a Free AWS Acco... )
• Some basic knowledge of AWS is preferable, but you can still follow along if you’re an absolute newbie
• An ArcGIS account for mapping functionality (free and easy to create at arcgis.com)
🤓 Here’s all the code you’ll need to build the application:
• **IMPORTANT**: AWS has deleted/locked down their S3 bucket where the code lived. At 11:16, use this command instead (copies from my own S3 bucket): aws s3 cp s3://ttt-wildrydes/wildrydes-site ./ --recursive
• Lambda function and test event code: docs.google.com/document/d/1M...
🤓 Here are some other videos for services referenced in the video:
• Amplify: • AWS Amplify in Plain E...
• Lambda: • Create Your First AWS ...
• DynamoDB: • Amazon/AWS DynamoDB Tu...
• IAM: • AWS Identity and Acces...
• API Gateway: • Create a REST API with...
🌟🌟If you’re interested in getting AWS certifications, check out these full courses. They include lots of hands-on demos, quizzes and full practice exams. Use FRIENDS10 for a 10% discount!
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner: academy.zerotomastery.io/a/af...
- AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate: academy.zerotomastery.io/a/af...
Code taken from the AWS Wild Rydes lab: aws.amazon.com/getting-starte...
Timestamps
00:00 - Give us more AWS project videos!
00:16 - Overviewing the completed Wild Rydes application (an AWS sample project)
01:16 - A list of all the services used in the application
01:27 - What will this cost me?
01:46 - What you need to follow along (tools and accounts)
02:06 - Using an ArcGIS account for the mapping functionality
02:28 - High-level requirements for the application
03:23 - How to set up an AWS CodeCommit repository and copy the project code from S3
03:51 - Make a note of the region you’re working in
04:39 - Creating a new repository in AWS CodeCommit
05:22 -Adding a policy to an IAM user to allow access to CodeCommit
06:39 - Creating Git credentials to allows HTTPS connections to CodeCommit
07:44 - Clone the CodeCommit repository using CloudShell
10:46 - Copy code from an S3 bucket to CloudShell
12:26 - Pushing code to CodeCommit with git add, git commit and git push
15:33 - Creating a new app for hosting in AWS Amplify
17:47 - Testing out the Amplify deployment by launching our website
18:04 - Updating code in CodeCommit to kick off continuous deployment in Amplify
19:51 - Setting up Amazon Cognito for user authentication
20:58 - Creating a new user pool in Amazon Cognito
23:35 - Updating the app configuration file to use the Amazon Cognito user pool
24:56 - Testing Cognito integration by doing user registration and login
26:50 - Implementing ride sharing functionality with Lambda and DynamoDB
28:03 - Creating a new DynamoDB table
29:19 - Creating an IAM role to be used for a Lambda execution role, allowing PutItem on DynamoDB table
32:17 - Creating a new Lambda function to choose a unicorn and write the ride sharing info to DynamoDB
35:44 - Deploying Lambda code and executing a test event
37:08 - Testing that items are saved to the DynamoDB table
38:03 - Setting up API Gateway to invoke the ride sharing functionality
38:51 - Creating a new REST API in API Gateway to invoke a Lambda function
40:06 - Creating an authorizer so API Gateway can work with Cognito
41:42 - Creating a resource and POST method in API Gateway for Lambda integration
43:39 - Deploying the API from API Gateway
44:08 - Updating the config file for the new Invoke URL from API Gateway
44:42 - Updating the ArcGIS version number in the ride.html file
45:36 - Testing our final application-WOOT!
47:17 - IMPORTANT!! Delete your resources (I’ll show you how)

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

⭐IMPORTANT UPDATE (February 12, 2024): It seems that AWS has deleted/locked down the S3 bucket that held the code files (you'll likely get a "bucket does not exist" or an "access denied" error). I've copied the files to my own S3 bucket instead. At 11:16, use this command to get the files: aws s3 cp s3://ttt-wildrydes/wildrydes-site ./ --recursive

[@priteshkhilari1918]

Thanks and its Working Fine

[@SubbuVaik]

@@priteshkhilari1918 - Yes that worked. But getting fatal error when I try to run the 'git push' command. What do I do now

[@SubbuVaik]

So you copy the files from the bucket in TTT, copy to your own S3 bucket and then git push into your own S3 bucket before configuring AWS amplify.

[@Kustar10]

@@SubbuVaik thanks! What's the command to push into your own s3 bucket?

[@SubbuVaik]

@@Kustar10 - Sorry mine was also a question. I don’t know how to push it into my own S3 bucket either. If I find out will let you know

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

WOOT!! Another AWS project video! 🤓🤓 A lot of people have asked for more of these, so I hope you like it! 🙏

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Can u help.me with doubts

[@ashokarunsanthi]

Hi, I've been following up this video to complete the project, but I'm currently stuck in the lambda function status as the statuscode is coming as "500" instead of "201". How do I resolve this issue?

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One of the things I absolutely love about your videos is not only how practical they are, but it’s unlike other videos from other creators out there, no noise, no gimmicks, just straight to the point in a very friendly way! I literally stream the video entirely then go ahead to build on my way - that’s how easy it is to follow your videos! Thank you and keep creating!

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Welcome to the channel, and thanks for the nice comment!! 🙏🌟🥰 More to come!

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[@user-tc4oi5zw9c]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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[@caiyu538]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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[@hazamonzo]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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Superb content. Create a few more please with wider scope and invocation of more services. Thanks.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks so much, Aakeel! 🥰 And yes, I definitely want to expand this series of projects. Thanks for the up-vote! 🤓👍

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

l'll add these to my list! Thanks for the suggestion! 💪🔥🙏

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Oh, you're very kind, Austin (and love the kitty on your profile pic! 🥰)!! For audio filters, I recently started using Adobe Enhance (an AI-powered tool: podcast.adobe.com/enhance). I would have used it on that video. It's a really simple tool, but I'm very impressed with the results! Does a great job with noise removal too, which is the primary reason I started using it (was using Camtasia's noise removal, which leaves something to be desired). Give it a try...there's a free trial for it, and then $99/year after that (if I recall). Hope that helps, and thanks for watching! 🤓🙏

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks so much, Mikołaj! 😊 Yeah, there are definitely cost considerations to AWS (or any cloud provider). Sometimes it makes sense and sometimes it doesn't.

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Hey! I loved how you explained everything!! This is what I was looking for soooooo long! I cannot thank you enough! Lots of love to you!😭💘 I just have one question…I’m in my free tier now I still have some 10 months of it…I want to put this on my resume as a project I worked on….should I still delete like the last step you told to do? I’m not understanding that part! Please help!🥺❤️

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Jahnavi! 👋 CONGRATS on finishing the project!! 💪 If you've still got 10 months left on the Free Tier, you should be okay to leave things running. But I'd still recommend setting up an AWS Budget so that you're notified if you go over a certain amount (on the off-chance it goes viral and you start getting a crazy amount of traffic, you could incur charges for API Gateway and Lambda 🤓). If you need help setting up the budget, check out "Tip 2" in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHXXiZ5shtGFptE.

[@B3T0M4N]

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

No, YOU rock!!! Thanks for watching! 🙏🤓🌟

[@user-li7ii2mc1m]

Great video, Amber. I love it! The WildRydes code from the S3 bucket doesn't work with Amplify v6, the current version. I have cloned the CodeCommit repo into a local repo and added the Amplify config there using the amplify-cli: $ npx amplify configure, and then $ npx amplify init. This creates an /amplify folder in the root of the project. Then commit and push back to the CodeCommit repo. Now everything is ready for Amplify v6. I first tried to do this in CloudShell>, but that didn't work.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Oh, interesting! I hadn't tried it with v6. Thanks for letting me know, and for posting the solution here for others. 🔥💪👍

[@peteryoung3524]

Thank you for the detailed table of contents in the description, many KZbinr don't do that! A question, I'm sorry I must have missed the information while watching your video, where was the step where you put your ArcGIS API key into the code / config again?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for the nice comment, Peter! 🙏🤓🌟 The descriptions *do* take a while, so I appreciate the appreciation. 🥰 For this app, you don't actually need a developer account with an API key...just the trial/public account is fine. And then you only need to be logged in to that account in the same browser you're using. With that, it should just magically work!

[@peteryoung3524]

Hey @@TinyTechnicalTutorials , your answer is so helpful, thanks a lot!

[@akkis_m]

I'm getting the following error on trying to copy the wildrydes bucket: fatal error: An error occurred (NoSuchBucket) when calling the ListObjectsV2 operation: The specified bucket does not exist. Tried my zone (us-east-1), and yours (us-west-2), and both give me the same error.

[@itsjojo0]

me too. I did try creating in both zone but end up with the same error

[@rishuyadav3551]

Same, even am getting this error, tried all zones nothing worked

[@beccashamus7905]

same issue, I tried giving S3 permissions but still nothing

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hey @akkis_m! Sorry for the delay...it took me a while to dig into this. It seems that AWS has locked down or removed that folder where the code files were. 😢 I grabbed the files I had in CodeCommit, and have uploaded them to my own S3 bucket. Rather than using the command in the video, give this one a try: aws s3 cp s3://ttt-wildrydes/wildrydes-site ./ --recursive That should copy the files from my S3 bucket to your CloudShell home directory, then you can push things to CodeCommit, and the rest of the video should be the same. Let me know if you have luck with that. I tested it, but testing your own stuff doesn't always guarantee it works for others. 🤓 If it works, then I'll pin this comment and update the description with the new link. Thanks for letting me know! 🙏

[@mohmmedc7010]

Hi, I used "aws s3 cp s3://ttt-wildrydes/wildrydes-site ./ --recursive" but there is an error it says: fatal error: An error occurred (AccessDenied) when calling the ListObjectsV2 operation: Access Denied @@TinyTechnicalTutorials

[@RahulSingh-jj1lx]

Wow such a nice explanation with hands-on in limited time...Excellent Work...Need more videos like this.. Just one question can we get all these service (used here in this project ) in free tier AWS account?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for the kind words, Rahul! 😊 Yes, everything here is eligible for the Free Tier. Have fun!

[@FirstProject-200]

Thanks you very much Tiny, this video is very detailed and informative. However, l am wondering if you could add aws sns, sqs and global payment services to this architecture.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks so much, @FirstProject-200! 🙏🌟🤓 Yeah, it's definitely possible to add SNS, SQS and payment services to an app like this. It'll take me a while to do it, but I'll add this to my list of ideas for future videos. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@hikaru3438]

Such remarkable instructions:) A bunch of thanks. If I want to edit a code locally, should I only upload the specific file again (?) and ... what do I meed to do?? Please kindly tell me.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for the kind words, Hikaru! 😊 Yes, you can edit files locally and then commit them using the AWS CLI or a Git client (VS Code, GitHub Desktop, etc.). See the last two sections on this page: docs.aws.amazon.com/codecommit/latest/userguide/how-to-edit-file.html

[@hikaru3438]

@@TinyTechnicalTutorials Really helpful! Thank you very much:)

[@TechTheft]

Hey Thanks for awesome content Just one quick question- "Will ArcGIS api will work even after trial ends i.e after 21 days of registration?"

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Ayush! 👋 I signed up for my account forever ago, so I'm not positive about the current trial. But you should be able to get the free public account. The developer account isn't required.

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[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thank you!! 😊

[@user-it3uu3ff5r]

Hi Tiny, I love your content and I am following the project though. I'm just having problems with register an account 25:45 as it is not allowing me, what do you think the problem might be?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Farrell! 👍 Is it giving you any kind of an error or message?

[@rodenmcmiles]

AWS have also changed the Amplify interface so you don't configure the role as part of the initial setup. However, within the app, under App settings -> General settings, you can configure the service role after creating the app. I wouldn't have noticed this without your video walkthrough. My service role was automatically set to AdministratorAccess, which had AdministratorAccess permissions, and resulted in failed deployments. This required changing the role to AmplifyConsoleServiceRole (with the AdministratorAccess-Amplify policy) to fix this issue.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for taking the time to post this, @rodenmcmiles! 🙏🤓💪 It's true...AWS is constantly changing their UI, which makes it hard to keep up. Really appreciate you taking the time to share the new details!

[@Confooosion]

@rodenmcmiles This absolutely worked, so thank you much! Sidenote in case anyone runs into this issue I experience that Roden didn't experience: When going to General settings to set the service role, Amplify service was as already prefilled so I clicked save. After it saved I realized in the summary page of General Settings, The service role was empty so I selected a different service role, saved and then clicked edit again and selected the Amplify service role and that made it save. The summary page reflected it to. Deployment was successful after

[@scarlent]

Great Tutorial! But looks like Amplify is already at Gen2 with a different set up process. Just following the AWS documents you can set it up but its a little tricky. Maybe you could make a response video with the changes? Thanks again!

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for the heads-up, Scarlen! 🙏🌟😊 AWS is constantly changing their UI...makes it hard to keep up! But I'll flag this for an update.

[@user-vu6hu4my2u]

How did you solved this problem? I am facing the same issue and I cannot find the solution

[@MuhammadZubair-jv7cj]

Hi it was a great project but at end step, when I click on map and request unicorn, I got error “ An error occured when requesting your unicorn: undefined “ Please help me to rectify the issue

[@chukumahnwaka]

Special Thanks to Tiny,I Finally got all the code right and completed the project.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

WOOHOOO!!! Strong work! 💪🥰🔥

[@chukumahnwaka]

@@TinyTechnicalTutorials Please,Tiny Can you make a on AWS Migration. Thank You

[@itozak]

Hey, First of all, thanks for the very good tutorial. As some users reported the copying from the s3 does not work even with updated ttt-wildrydes location. The same error "...Access denied..." Any help is highly appreciated. Thanx

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi @itozak! 👋 I just updated my bucket policy, which I think solved the problem. Try that same command again? aws s3 cp s3://ttt-wildrydes/wildrydes-site ./ --recursive

[@tubosunakinbo1165]

Wonderful video, well detailed. I keep seeing us-west-2 every time i tried pushing with GIT PUSH to my codecommit, and my region is us-east-1. please what could be the cause??

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks so much, Tubosun! 🙏🤓🌟 Were you able to sort this out? I wonder if you started in one region with your repo, and then it got changed with CloudShell?

[@mixedbytay2x]

I am seeing the same. Any answer?

[@angelajohnson4740]

I am also. It looks like we are being sent to her git-commit location and not our own. Not sure why@@mixedbytay2x

[@ebtaylor9879]

@@mixedbytay2xsame and idk what to do

[@mixedbytay2x]

@@ebtaylor9879 I figured it out. Instead of using the region close to me. You have to copy the region she is using in the video. Then it worked.

[@NajimaMusa]

Hello, I am having an issue with the Arcgis account, I have set it up but it is not automatically connecting to the deployed website's map. When I request a Unicorn, it gives an error which says undefined. I have made the update you suggested to make and followed the rest of the steps. The Arcgis account is also in the same browser.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Najima! 👋 Sorry for the slow response! Were you able to figure this out? I haven't come across this issue before.

[@aparajitahazra6474]

can u show the uploading files in amplify by different by yesterdays update as it is asking to upload conditonal-setting.yml type of files

[@knightofround1987]

hi, great tutorial, I encountered an issue when trying to copy the S3 bucket fatal error: An error occurred (NoSuchBucket) when calling the ListObjectsV2 operation: The specified bucket does not exist. was the wildrydes code moved to a different bucket?

[@knightofround1987]

owh i changed the region to mine (eu-north-1) and encountered the error, i decided to keep the default us-west-2, then it worked.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Oh, interesting! I guess it's possible that the code isn't available in every region. Good to know. Thanks for posting the update, and I'm glad you got it working! 😎💪🤓

[@dougpartridge9011]

@@knightofround1987 Same I'm in us-west-1 but had to use us-west-2 for the copy command to work

[@PoojanMehta]

Heyy, I encountered an error while copying the data from the s3 bucket using the aws cloudshell. The error is that : The specified bucket does not exist. Can you please tell me what am I missing or what to do? It will be of great help. Thanks

[@rishuyadav3551]

Yeah even i am getting this same error, thats why cant get past that part

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hey @PoojanMehta! Sorry for the delay...it took me a while to dig into this. It seems that AWS has locked down or removed that folder where the code files were. 😢 I grabbed the files I had in CodeCommit, and have uploaded them to my own S3 bucket. Rather than using the command in the video, give this one a try: aws s3 cp s3://ttt-wildrydes/wildrydes-site ./ --recursive That should copy the files from my S3 bucket to your CloudShell home directory, then you can push things to CodeCommit, and the rest of the video should be the same. Let me know if you have luck with that. I tested it, but testing your own stuff doesn't always guarantee it works for others. 🤓 If it works, then I'll pin this comment and update the description with the new link. Thanks for letting me know! 🙏

[@Olaoye123]

Thank you for this tutorial, I got error when I entered git push....do you know what I could be doing wrong?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi 12G! 👋 So sorry for the slow response! Were you able to figure this out?

[@Olaoye123]

@@TinyTechnicalTutorials Not yet

[@karthikks9976]

Question: There are 2 Codes in this Session mainly - LAmbda (Node.js) & Codecomit Repo Code. 1. As Lambda Code also has some data about Database Codes, What is the need/use of having 2 Codes ? 2. Can' we add everything in Codecomit Code itself ? Kindly respond

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi again Karthik! 😊 It's possible to store Lambda code in a repository like CodeCommit, but typically you'll need to set up a continuous deployment pipeline to actually use it (which was a bit too much for this video 😊). But here's a little more detail if it helps: stackoverflow.com/questions/71258844/how-to-use-code-in-a-codecommit-repository-for-a-lambda-function

[@yashjagtap1195]

I just got an error of "One or more parameter values were invalid: Missing the key RideID in the item" while testing the lambda function. Could you please tell me what to do ...?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Yash! 👋 Did you make sure to deploy the Lambda code before testing it?

[@vemedia5850]

Would this project be recommended for data engineering students? or do you have a tutorial for a data engineering student to build an end to end pipeline project?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for watching, Ve! 🙏 I wouldn't say it's for data engineering specifically, but good for anyone wanting to understand core AWS services. I do also have a CodePipeline video here that walks you through how to build a game with code in GitHub, and continuous deployments to S3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJq8h4pnibKMd7c. Hope it helps! 😊

[@breathclimbau]

Thanksf ro the tutorial - its great. At 13:57 I wasn't sure which email address I should be entering. I know the git user name from the IAM because that's what you did, but is it the email from my AWS account? I'm a bit confused. thanks

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Thanks for the kind words, @breathclimbau! 🙏 Sorry this part wasn't more clear. If you haven't already sorted it out, yes, that should be the email address associated with your AWS account. So I have an IAM user called TTTAdmin, and the email address I entered was that one (different from the git stuff earlier in the video). Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

[@breathclimbau]

@@TinyTechnicalTutorials Thanks for the reply. Another question is I am building your tutorial but also another as a copy which will become my own app. I found cognito was inconsistent in sending the email to confirm email address (using a code). So I set the user as confirmed from within cognito. But then I was unable to get past the "confirm email address" page - I was looking for a login page. Do you have any advice on building my own login page?

[@adityamali9848]

hello ma'am, Your project is awsome ☺☺.I had one question ,if I had already created account in the wildrydes website and booked a unicorn successfully. Now ,I refresh the page and I again want to use the same account for another booking ,but its showing username already exist. so how can I manage same account please give solution🙏

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Aditya! 👋 Sorry for the slow response! Were you able to figure this out? I haven't come across that issue before... 🤔

[@FIBONACCIVEGA]

hello . Just having problems with the CloudShell. it show me "Unable to start the environment. To retry, refresh the browser or restart by selecting Actions, Restart AWS CloudShell." I tried to different way to fix it but nothing change .

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi imaveri! 👋 Maybe this will help? repost.aws/questions/QU0fc_9kRWSF662purgwEacg/unable-to-start-the-environment-to-retry-refresh-the-browser-or-restart-by-selecting-actions-restart-aws-cloudshell

[@chukumahnwaka]

Thank you for this great video. I followed you step by step on this project,but each time i run the code from cloudshell i keep getting fatal error or nosuchbucket listed.please what should i do.

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Chukumah! 👋 Check out the pinned comment for this video...there's a new URL to use to get the code files. 😊

[@chukumahnwaka]

@@TinyTechnicalTutorialsThanks for your quick reply.I applied code at 11.16 on the video and i am still getting same error that the specified bucket does not exist. Please how i do i crab/get the code from s3 to enable me run the command

[@siddhantkhanna9053]

In the lambda function, console.log are used. Can someone please tell where we can get those logs?

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Siddhant! 👋 That logs to CloudWatch Logs, to a log group named /aws/lambda/. Here are more details that might help: docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/monitoring-cloudwatchlogs.html

[@SubbuVaik]

Looks like the wildrydes-res repository no longer exists in AWS US-west-2 or anywhere within US. I am always getting a fatal error Pls can you help

[@TinyTechnicalTutorials]

Hi Subbu! 👋 Yes, you're right...it seems they've removed or locked down that S3 bucket. See the pinned comment for this video. There's an updated command you can use to grab it from my own S3 bucket instead.