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      <title>Using serverless Ruby on AWS Lambda to resize images</title>
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      <description>At the last AWS ReInvent, it was announced that AWS Lambda would support Ruby as a runtime language. I was eager to try this out, Ruby&amp;rsquo;s powerful syntax and features are a joy to work with and coupling this with AWS Lambda I figured it could be leveraged for some easy image resizing Lambda.
I started off with the serverless framework as this is an easy way provision Lambda functions. The goal is that when an image is uploaded to an S3 bucket, a Lambda is started, it resizes the image, and then uploads it to another bucket.</description>
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