Amazon API Gateway
In our previous post, we talked about how to use the Cognito authorizer to control access to the API Gateway. What if you don't use Cognito or want to implement your custom logic to figure out whether the user can have access to your services or not. This is where
Amazon API Gateway
In the previous post, we talked about the various ways you can use to manage access to the REST API [https://awsmag.com/how-to-manage-access-to-rest-api-in-amazon-api-gateway/]. One of those ways was using Cognito User Pool authorization. If you are using Amazon Cognito to control the identity management for your applications, the API
Amazon API Gateway
Amazon API Gateway [https://awsmag.com/introduction-to-api-gateway/] is a fully managed service that helps developers to create and deploy scalable APIs on AWS. These APIs act as an entry point for the applications to connect and get access to data, perform business logic or access any other AWS service. In
Amazon API Gateway
Serverless Architectures using AWS Lambda and other services provided by AWS like Amazon API Gateway are becoming popular when you don't want to have an overhead of maintaining the servers.
Amazon DynamoDB
Amazon API Gateway is a fully managed service that helps developers to create and deploy scalable APIs on AWS. These APIs act as an entry point for the applications to connect and get access to data, perform business logic or access any other AWS service. There are mainly two types: