Hey there! It’s been a while since I last wrote a post, I hope I can keep up with the pace now. Today I wanted to talk about a very interesting topic related to response streaming in Go. This is a very powerful feature that allows us to send data to the client in chunks, instead of waiting for the entire response to be ready (buffered). This expands the limit of lambdas to a whole new level, allowing us to process large amounts of data without worrying about the very tiny limit of 6MB for the response payload with buffered responses.

Today I wanted to talk about a very interesting topic related to deployments strategies when using SAM to create Serverless Applications. By choosing a solid deployment strategy for our business need, we can achieve a very high level of confidence in our deployments, and we can also reduce the risk of breaking our production environment at scale. The adoption of a good deployment strategy favors the adoption of Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment practices, which are key to achieve a high level of agility in our teams.

Welcome to the very first post of this blog! Today, I will show you how I created this blog with Hugo and how I hosted it on AWS. I will also show you how I deployed it with Github Actions.

I have been thinking about creating a blog for a long time. However, with everyday life and work, I never found the time to do it. While looking for interesting projects to contribute, I came across Hugo. I was impressed by its speed and ease of use. I decided to create a blog with Hugo and host it on AWS.