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Serverless Notes App Project Report

The Serverless Notes App project aims to create a lightweight web API using AWS services like Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB for managing notes without server management. It includes a setup guide for creating a DynamoDB table, Lambda functions for adding, retrieving, and deleting notes, and configuring API Gateway. The project enhances understanding of event-driven architecture and NoSQL design while demonstrating the creation of scalable applications.

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Serverless Notes App Project Report

The Serverless Notes App project aims to create a lightweight web API using AWS services like Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB for managing notes without server management. It includes a setup guide for creating a DynamoDB table, Lambda functions for adding, retrieving, and deleting notes, and configuring API Gateway. The project enhances understanding of event-driven architecture and NoSQL design while demonstrating the creation of scalable applications.

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Serverless Notes App Project Report

Project Title

Serverless Notes App using AWS Lambda, API Gateway & DynamoDB

Objective

To create a lightweight serverless web API that allows users to add, retrieve, and delete notes using
AWS Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB - with no servers to manage.

Tools & Services Used

- AWS Lambda
- API Gateway
- DynamoDB
- IAM Roles
- AWS CLI or Console

Architecture

Client (Postman / App)


|
API Gateway (REST)
|
Lambda Functions (AddNote, GetNote, DeleteNote)
|
DynamoDB Table (Notes)

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

1. Create a DynamoDB Table


- Table name: Notes
- Primary key: noteId (String)

2. Create Lambda Functions:


- AddNoteFunction
- GetNoteFunction
- DeleteNoteFunction
Sample AddNote Lambda Code:
import boto3
import uuid

def lambda_handler(event, context):


dynamodb = boto3.resource('dynamodb')
table = dynamodb.Table('Notes')
note_id = str(uuid.uuid4())
note_content = event['note']
table.put_item(Item={'noteId': note_id, 'note': note_content})
return {
'statusCode': 200,
'body': f'Note saved with ID: {note_id}'
}

3. Set IAM Role for Lambda (AmazonDynamoDBFullAccess)

4. Create API Gateway:


- Resources: /add, /get, /delete
- Connect to Lambda
- Enable CORS & deploy

5. Test with Postman:


- POST /add {"note": "Buy milk"}
- GET /get?noteId=...
- DELETE /delete?noteId=...

Expected Output

- Add: Returns note ID


- Get: Returns note content
- Delete: Confirms deletion

How to Describe in Interview


I built a fully serverless note-taking API using AWS Lambda and DynamoDB. I used API Gateway to
expose RESTful endpoints, and each Lambda function handled a specific operation like adding or
retrieving notes. This project helped me understand event-driven architecture, NoSQL design, and
how to create scalable apps without managing servers.

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