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This document discusses creating a serverless GraphQL endpoint using AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, and Auth0 in under 60 minutes. It begins by defining serverless architecture and its benefits like scalability and pay-as-you-go pricing. It then outlines setting up a shopping cart project with GraphQL queries and mutations functioning through Lambda and storing data in DynamoDB. Authentication is integrated using Auth0. The steps include deploying an empty service, adding functions and resources to the serverless.yml file, and implementing the functions to create a serverless GraphQL API in under an hour.
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