How to run cron jobs (on a schedule) using AWS Lambda
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In this article, were going to discuss about how to run AWS Lambda function periodically or in a schedule (using cron expression or rate expression)
💡 Download the free ebook on AWS Lambda here In this article, we're going to discuss how to run the AWS Lambda function periodically or in a schedule using Typescript The Python version of this article is available here As you may know, we need some form of the trigger to call the lambda. For example, you can upload an object to S3 and this would create an event which in turn would trigger the lambda. Likewise, if you want to run a lambda function on a cron schedule - you can use the EventBridge service to create a rule which in turn will create a trigger on a schedule. Important note: AWS La
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