Tight is a microframework created and optimized for serverless runtimes. With tight-cli and tight you can quickly scaffold serverless applications that are conventional, testable by default and free of boilerplate.

Tight currently supports AWS Lambda and the Python2.7 runtime.

Getting Started & Tutorial

• Introduction
  • Overview
  • Motivation & Philosophy
  • Getting Started
• Installation
  • tight-cli
  • tight
• Quickstart
  • Install
  • Generate a Tight App
  • Install Environment Dependencies
  • Install Application Dependencies
  • Generate Environment File
  • Generate a Function & Tests
• Tutorial
  • 1. Setup
    • Virtual Environment
    • Package Installation
  • 2. Generate An App
    • Generate Project Directory
    • The Anatomy of a Default App
    • Install Dependencies
    • Environment Dependencies
    • App Dependencies
    • Conclusion
  • 3. Generate Environment Files
    • Working With dist.env.yml
    • App Environment Variables
  • 4. Generate A Function
    • Lambda Proxy Event Controllers
    • Test Stubs
  • 5. Working with Tight Core
    • Lambda App
    • Lambda Proxy Event
    • Clients
    • Test Helpers
  • 6. Models and Data
    • DynamoDb Support
    • Generate a Model
    • Install DynamoDb Locally
    • Running DynamoDb Locally
    • Testing DynamoDb Interactions
  • 7. Working with Responses
    • Using Serializers
  • 8. Creating an Artifact
  • 9. Deploy to AWS
    • Create Lambda Function
    • Create API Gateway
  • 10. Deploy With Serverless
    • Create Serverless Project
    • Define Serverless Service

Reference & Usage

• tight-cli
  • tight generate
  • tight pip
  • tight dynamo
• tight
  • tight.providers
  • tight.core.logger