feat(typescript): add AWS Batch with ECR and Lambda example for OpenMP #1188
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Can the docker files be updated to use 24.04 instead of 22.04? Don't know if that breaks MP. |
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Update Dockerfile to use Ubuntu 24 instead of 22 Update README
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Hi @kaiz-io, I've upgraded it to 24.04 and tested this sample still works after my change. |
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This PR adds a new TypeScript CDK example demonstrating how to use AWS Batch with containerized applications stored in Amazon ECR, with optional Lambda function for job submission.
What's included:
build-and-deploy.sh)submit-job.sh)test-local.sh)Much of the implementation code was generated with the assistance of LLM tools. The author designed and architected the overall project.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.