Introduction When it comes to financing or lending to businesses, assessing risk is crucial. In this video, we will discuss two strong indicators that a business is more likely to default on financing. We will also provide insights from a case study of 1800 funded deals compared against Secretary of
Who wants money? You? How about you, in the back? I want money. But I’ve never wanted investment money. To me it meant giving up some of my freedom. It meant what I pictured of a typical startup. Like a “Silicon Valley” from HBO startup. A bunch of dudes eating
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This walks through how to set up an API key on AWS API Gateway. API keys on AWS API Gateway go in tandem with Usage plans. Because of that, I also walk through setting up a Usage plan. This all combos with an AWS Lambda function that is called from
Most of this process is documented really well by AWS here – https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apigateway/latest/developerguide/api-gateway-create-api-as-simple-proxy-for-lambda.html The most important parts that I believe are missed are when it comes to using the custom domain name. You have to set up a CNAME record to the API Gateway domain name shown in the Custom
Demo code here Uploading directly to Lambda has a size limit of 50MB. This makes it difficult for Puppeteer, which is a very large library. Uploading your code to s3 and then updating your function from there increases this size limit to (I think) 250MB! I use 7zip and typescript
