How to reduce your Serverless.yml file size -

[@donaldjr.labajo5687]

Superb! Exactly what I was looking for - transfer all lambda functions' config to a separate yaml file. Great work! Thanks! 🙌🤩

[@khandoor7228]

Nice work Sam, Happy New Year, Look forward to tracking your content this year.

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks and happy new year to you too!

[@alex4tm1]

Hello, great video and love the pace of the explanations, i looked in your repository for this project and on the advanced lambda functions branch, as it seems you are working on this video, it does not have the end result code.Was just wondering if thats intended or you forgot to update it :D thanks for the videos !

[@madara_u_chiha]

You deserve 1 million subs Sam!

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks, maybe one day we'll get there

[@shazkhan558]

Awesome man! you are the best

[@CompleteCoding]

Wow, thanks!

[@dharmeshkanzariya1706]

Awesome video, keep up the amazing work! Very help full video

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks, will do!

[@ComputerScienceSimplified]

Awesome video, keep up the amazing work! :)

[@CompleteCoding]

Thank you! Will do!

[@sakthivel-kl1ws]

Hi , I have one question. If 5 functions and while deploying it will create 5 lambda functions and each function 5 files . It duplicates the files . Pls advice how cloud I avoid.

[@CompleteCoding]

Are you saying that each lambda gets 25 files uploaded into it?

[@sakthivel-kl1ws]

@@CompleteCoding yea

[@CompleteCoding]

@@sakthivel-kl1ws There are multiple ways to do this. One is to add this to your serverless config, another is using serverless webpack package: individually: true

[@sakthivel-kl1ws]

@@CompleteCoding thank you. Let me try this .

[@vacanttime]

Hai @complet coding, I have multiple stacks(serverless.yml file) and I want to run those files one after another using the main serverless file. those files should deploy in synchronously like in order. Can you help me with how I can write that? If possible could you make a video for that?

[@CompleteCoding]

You could write a bash script that runs each of them in turn. If you have multiple serverless projects in folders next to each other, then it might look something like this. ``` runAllServerless.sh cd serverlessProjectOne sls deploy cd ../serverlessProjectTwo sls deploy cd ../serverlessProjectThree sls deploy ``` You then just run `bash ./runAllServerless.sh` This is just written from memory so might need some tweaking to get working properly. If they're different yml files in one folder then it would just be ``` sls deploy --config project1.yml sls deploy --config project2.yml sls deploy --config project3.yml ```

[@vacanttime]

@@CompleteCoding This is so helpful Thank you!

[@NITINAGAM]

It's really cool !!

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks. glad you liked it

[@naveensaini1618]

thanks for the video and please see the mail I sent to you or should I sent it again

[@CompleteCoding]

I've just sent you a reply. It's a good idea and I'll be trying it out soon.

[@RahulAhire]

What a coincidence I was thinking passively for many day how could the structure of serverless be simplified and got this video

[@CompleteCoding]

Glad this could help. Having a single ginormous yml file becomes really annoying to work with

[@madara_u_chiha]

Amazing!!

[@CompleteCoding]

Thanks