Interested in a preview of Pedestal for Lambda? https://github.com/pedestal/pedestal/tree/aws-lambda

Alpha-level for API stability, but it works and has a sample app

Oops... sample app not pushed quite yet... will be there around noon Eastern Time in the US

has any one used immutant websocket and pedestal together ?

Here's that sample: https://github.com/pedestal/pedestal/tree/aws-lambda/samples/aws-codestar-lambda Should work on CodeStar right out of the box

this examples uses jetty right ? I'm looking for an Immutant example, are their interface the same ?

@lxsameer I was continuing my earlier message about Pedestal for Lamdba. Wasn't responding to you about Immutant, WS, and Pedestal. (I don't have such a sample.)

Ow sorry man, my bad I should read the context 😛

Damn that is cool @mtnygard so basically this makes lambda's locally available during development time and then you can deploy to aws lambda?

Does anyone here knows how to get timbre to log to logback via pedestal? (I am using a library that uses timbre) but it only logs empty strings

@mitchelkuijpers We don't guarantee that local dev will match real lambdas exactly, but that's the main idea. We're also looking at ways to streamline Pedestal apps on Lamdba for better performance/cost ratio.

And it works with CodeStar so you can do everything really cloud native if you like.

Yeah we use cloudformation ourselves but it has some support for it? Not really sure what codestar is

Seems like an abstraction on top of it

CodeStar is https://aws.amazon.com/codestar/

Web driven IDE for AWS applications

Ah ok, is it very tied to codestar or is it just used for the example?

Not tied. The new sample aims at AWS Lamdba. You can do local dev in your preferred IDE. You also have the option to use CodeStar.

Ah cool

This was our main concern when looking at lambda, fixing the development flow