How to create a fast and cost effective serverless geospatial analysis pipeline...
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Shows a working, cost‑effective geospatial pipeline built on AWS Lambda that ran on the free tier for over a year and handled daily/weekly jobs. Uses the serverless framework, Node or Python virtualenvs, and a Docker build with GDAL to bundle binaries; deploys packages via zipped artifact to avoid Lambda limits. Notes ephemeral storage so results go to S3, Lambda max execution 300s requiring task splitting, package size limits (50 MB zip, ~256 MB unzipped), and that intersection geocoding still relied on Google Maps.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:03Fast and cost effective geospatial analysis pipeline with AWS lambda
- 14:13Adapted from mapbox/landsat-tiler
- 16:21Divide & Conquer
- 17:46lambci/docker-lambda
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