Develop and deploy applications with the AWS SDK for JavaScript, Node.js, React Mobile, and TypeScript. The SDK makes it easy to call AWS services using idiomatic JavaScript, Node.js, React …

This Node.js example demonstrates creating an Amazon S3 bucket, generating a unique bucket name, installing dependencies, configuring AWS credentials, creating a package.json manifest, and …

The AWS SDK for JavaScript enables building browser applications, accessing AWS services, using AWS SDK for JavaScript, developing Node.js applications, using AWS Amplify library, bundling …

You can run JavaScript code with Node.js in AWS Lambda. Lambda provides runtimes for Node.js that run your code to process events. Your code runs in an environment that includes the AWS SDK for …

A common scenario for using Node.js with the SDK for JavaScript is to set up and run a Node.js web application on an Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance. In this tutorial, you will …

To programmatically interact with other AWS services and resources from your Lambda function, you can use one of AWS SDKs. The Node.js, Python, and Ruby runtimes include a version of the AWS …

Describes how to set up the SDK, connect to AWS services, and access AWS service features. Also provides Node.js and browser code examples for working with popular AWS services.

Introduces you to using JavaScript with AWS services and resources, both in browser scripts and in Node.js applications. Describes how to set up the SDK, connect to AWS services, and access AWS …

This page documents the Node.js runtime versions compatible with the AWS CDK, helping you maintain a supported development environment. The AWS CDK aims to maintain compatibility with actively …

Deploy a sample Node.js application that uses DynamoDB and Amazon SNS with the AWS SDK for JavaScript in Node.js and Elastic Beanstalk configuration files.