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go-architecture is a Go library typically used in Server, Runtime Evironment, Nodejs applications. go-architecture has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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Start starts the server
NewRouter returns a new Router
NewServer returns a new Server instance .
NewUserHandler creates a UserHandler .
Runs the server
NewPostHandler creates a new PostHandler
NewUserRepository creates a new UserRepository
NewUserService returns a new UserService
NewPostService returns a new PostService .
NewPostRepository creates a PostRepository

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Is VPC enabled lambda architecture can be any better?

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Is VPC enabled lambda architecture can be any better?

Asked 2017-Jun-26 at 17:50

Our architecture is a FAAS approach, where our entire backend is on Lambdas. The persistence layer is a managed Cloud Mongo Cluster, so called Atlas. Lambdas in the VPC talk to mongo cluster using a peered VPC connection.

I need a VPC enabled Lambda, because Lambda talks to mongo cluster using the VPC Peering connection. I need a NAT gateway because resources inside Lambda has to talk with external internet resources. Here is my VPC-Lambda-Mongo architecture:

So my questions are:

Security and Safety is very important, Do you suggest any better architecture than this? I would be happy to hear it.

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Answered 2017-Jun-22 at 02:38

If Security and Safety is very important, why are you even thinking about making the subnet public? You can save few bucks, but any accidental opening of inbound ports in the security group is a risk.
You can use a NAT instance instead of NAT gateway. And if your outbound traffic through NAT is sporadic then go for t2.micro NAT ($9/month) or t2.nano NAT ($5/month)
Most important: Running your Lambdas in public subnet may not be PCI/SOC2 compliant
I am not sure if Lambdas in public subnet can access internet directly. If it is possible, then what is the source IP for the outgoing packet?

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44689082

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