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Serverless Examples – A collection of boilerplates and examples of serverless architectures built with the Serverless Framework on AWS Lambda, Microsoft...

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Serverless Examples is a collection of boilerplates and ready-to-deploy services built with the Serverless Framework for AWS Lambda, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Functions, and other cloud providers.

The collection addresses the challenge of getting started with serverless architectures by providing pre-built, deployable examples that demonstrate common patterns and use cases. Each example includes a README explaining the service and its applications. Developers can access these examples through the Serverless Framework CLI's interactive template menu or by cloning them directly from the repository.

Teams new to serverless computing should start with the basic HTTP API endpoint examples available in NodeJS, Python, Java, and Golang. The collection spans multiple cloud providers and languages, making it suitable for teams evaluating serverless approaches or building proof-of-concept applications. The examples serve as reference implementations showing how to structure and configure serverless services using the Serverless Framework.

The project maintains a curated set of official examples while accepting community contributions through pull requests and issues. Documentation is generated programmatically, suggesting an automated workflow for keeping the repository organized as examples are added or updated.