[Support Lambda Powertools]: Capital One

[djfurman]

Organization Name

Capital One

Your Name

Daniel Furman

Your current position

Distinguished Engineer

(Optional) Company logo

Local SVG file, please advise where I can add it; you may resize as needed

(Optional) Use case

Across Capital One, teams are embracing Lambda functions to build high impact serverless applications.

After evaluation, our Python language guild has shared guidance with teams in our community discussions as well as our corporate guidelines that teams developing Lambda functions in Python leverage aws-lambda-powertools. This guidance has already been adopted across ~700 functions, and is a topic for each of our language guilds where we also see increasing adoption.

Our teams leverage Lambda Powertools for observability, RequestResponse event-routing, type-hinting for IDE productivity, middleware, and batch processing to name only a few of our uses.

Before Lambda Powertools, several internal projects helped to enhance developer productivity, though we are actively retiring these in-house solutions in favor of the best practices codified by this project.

Our language guild and engineers look forward to contributing this project and continuing to leverage Lambda Powertools in our serverless journey!

Also using other Lambda Powertools languages?

• Java
• TypeScript
• .NET

[boring-cyborg]

Thanks for opening your first issue here! We'll come back to you as soon as we can.
In the meantime, check out the #python channel on our AWS Lambda Powertools Discord: Invite link

[heitorlessa]

THANK YOU @djfurman - that's fantastic news ;)

For logo, you can create a PR to add it under "docs/media/logos" folder (need to be created).

We'll share updates on the Powertools docs location or website as soon as we can.

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This is now released under 2.13.0 version!