Scaffoldly Examples

This repository contains example usage of the scaffoldly toolchain.

Introduction

Scaffoldly allows you to run any HTTP server inside AWS Lambda. It requires no code changes to your application and a simple configuration in the project's configuration file. Deployments can be done Locally or in GitHub Actions.

See the various examples below for running various frameworks in AWS Lambda using Scaffoldly.

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Getting Started

All of the Frameworks below below can be created with the create-scaffoldly-app utility.

Note: Having npx, npm, or yarn installed is necesssary.

npx scaffoldly create app
# or
npm create scaffoldly-app
# or
yarn create scaffoldly-app

Alternatively, browse the various Frameworks below and add scaffoldly to an existing project manually. See the docs for more information.

Frameworks

We've created a handful of examples to show how Scaffoldly can be used.

Language	Framework	Example Projects	Public URL	Image Size
.NET	C#	dotnet-csharp	Function URL	~1000 MB
Go	ConnectRPC	go-connect	Function URL	~100 MB
Node	ConnectRPC (with fastify)	node-connect	Function URL	~130 MB
Node	ExpressJS	node-express	Function URL	~130 MB
Node	Next.js	node-nextjs	Function URL	~650 MB
Node	Next.js (export mode)	node-nextjs-export	Function URL	~200 MB
Node	Next.js (standalone mode)	node-nextjs-standalone	Function URL	~250 MB
Node	React (with vite)	node-react-vite	Function URL	~200 MB
Python	Flask	python-flask	Function URL	~1000 MB
Python	Flask (with gpt2 model)	python-gpt2	Function URL	~7500 MB
Python	Flask (with poetry)	python-flask-poetry	Function URL	~1200 MB
Rust	Axum	rust-axum	Function URL	~230 MB
Rust	Hyper	rust-hyper	Function URL	~150 MB

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License

The code in this repository and its branches are licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.

The scaffoldly toolchain is licensed under the FSL-1.1-Apache-2.0 license.

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