New features for Amplify Functions: Scheduling and Log Streaming
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The article discusses two new features added to AWS Amplify Functions: streaming function logs and scheduling functions.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Streaming Function Logs: Developers can now stream logs from their functions directly to the terminal, allowing them to debug without leaving the local environment. Logs can be filtered by function name or regular expressions.
- Scheduling Functions: Functions can now be scheduled to run at specific intervals using cron expressions or natural language. This can be useful for tasks like generating periodic reports or sending reminders.
- Conclusion: The article encourages developers to try out these new features and provide feedback through the GitHub repository or Discord community.
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