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Adding a link in the Library section. New link to an oEmbed provider serverless implementation made by AWS and now available in aws-samples. This implementation is fully serverless and can be used as boilerplate to easily serve an oEmbed endpoint. Maybe this link could be further down in the page with the Webmonkey tutorial?
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Adding a new link to the Library section.
This new link points to a new github project release by AWS under aws-samples:
https://github.com/aws-samples/sample-serverless-oembed
It is a serverless oEmbed provider implementation built on AWS.
This implementation fully respects oEmbed standard from oembed.com.
It can be used as boilerplate to easily connect your backend data and deploy an oEmbed endpoint quickly.
API caching is available, it already make use of CDN and It is all serverless, so you pay only for what you use.
Note:
Maybe this new link could be further down in the page with the Webmonkey tutorial?