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    20        <description>Step Functions AWS Step Functions are a powerful way to express long-running, complex workflows comprised of Lambda functions. With Sparta 0.20.2, you can build a State Machine as part of your application. This section walks through the three steps necessary to provision a sample &amp;ldquo;Roll Die&amp;rdquo; state machine using a single Lambda function. See SpartaStep for the full source.
    21  Lambda Functions The first step is to define the core Lambda function Task that will be our Step function&amp;rsquo;s core logic.</description>
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    25        <title>Fargate</title>
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    30        <description>Teaching people to do serverless is hard. It&amp;#39;s far less about teaching someone about FaaS and far more about getting people into the right mindset. It is not about technology, or at least, it&amp;#39;s not about doing technology
    31  &amp;mdash; Paul Johnston - knows some stuff about stuff (@PaulDJohnston) December 13, 2018  While Serverless and FaaS are often used interchangeably, there are types of workloads that are more challenging to move to FaaS.</description>
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