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Rust AWS step functions pipeline - Rust Tutorial
From the course: Rust for Data Engineering
Rust AWS step functions pipeline
- [Instructor] Okay, let's dive into how to build step functions from AWS using Rust. Step functions are really powerful in terms of serverless workflows, because you can chain together multiple operations, and take the input of one Lambda function, process it, and then put the output into another Lambda function. And what's really fun about it is you can drag and drop and create your own workflows. Almost like working with Legos. And you can see here, this is a diagram of the workflow. And then when it runs, you can actually introspect, and go right into the details of what one function is delivering, and what the other one is receiving. And this is incredible in terms of debugging. So can you do this in Rust? Yes you can. Alright, let's go ahead, and take a look at how you would do this in Rust. First step, I have a step functions directory right here, and inside I have a Rust Marco, which will be the first step…
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