Having recently worked on a react.js project that required the use of auth0 as an identity provider — hence forth referred to as an idp — along with the use of AWS Amplify on the client and AWS Appsync for the backend, I found that the documentation on Amplify was somewhat limited for my needs. …
Not too long ago, AWS launched yet another amazing service, api-gateway, which allowed developers to build and maintain serverless, highly scalable, and language agnostic API’s. However, the downside to this was the work and time involved in replicating already existing “backends”. Breaking up your individual routes into new lambda functions, storing your resources in somewhere else, serving up HTML pages, creating all the correct request integrations and response integrations, is at most a daunting task even when creating your service from scratch. All that flexibility comes at a price!
However, there is a solution to this problem, one which was…
Mario Mendes
NodeJs Enthusiast
