Michael Bahr • 5/29/2019

Scheduling irregular AWS Lambda executions through DynamoDB TTL attributes

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This technical article details a serverless architecture for scheduling irregular, one-time AWS Lambda executions by leveraging DynamoDB's Time-To-Live (TTL) attributes and streams. It explains the setup, provides code, and discusses use cases and limitations, such as potential execution delays. It also notes the newer EventBridge Scheduler alternative.

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