AWS Lambda CI with Buddy
This article demonstrates how to create a CI pipeline on Buddy to test an AWS Lambda written in Go.
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Buddy CI/CD allows you to instantly integrate Go with AWS Lambda Deploy to automate your development and build better apps faster.
Use Go with AWS Lambda Deploy in Buddy CI/CDFind out how to integrate Go with AWS Lambda Deploy
In a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, Buddy allows you to connect Go and AWS Lambda Deploy. Are you ready to find your productivity superpowers?
When this happens...
GitHub Push / Bitbucket Push / Git Push
Then do this...
Go
AWS Lambda Deploy
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Automate building with Go and AWS Lambda Deploy on every push to GitHub, recurrently or manually. Set up the Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) workflow with GitHub, Go, AWS Lambda Deploy and Buddy in minutes. Build test & deploy instantly. Turn DevOps into NoOps with Buddy's automation.
Both actions run in Buddy's agentic cloud: Go and AWS Lambda Deploy share one pipeline filesystem, one set of variables and one YAML definition. The pipeline can be started by a push, a schedule, an API call or an AI agent running in a sandbox, with the same result every time.
How it Works
- As soon as a push to GitHub is detected, Buddy triggers the Go action
- The pipeline can be also triggered manually or recurrently
- Once the Go has finished, Buddy automatically triggers AWS Lambda Deploy
- Any generated artifacts will be saved to the pipeline filesystem