build(deps-dev): bump serverless from 3.39.0 to 4.2.5

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Bumps serverless from 3.39.0 to 4.2.5.

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Sourced from serverless's releases.

4.2.5

This is another Serverless Framework V.4 GA release. If you have Serverless Framework V.4 installed already, it will auto-update within 24 hours, or you can run serverless update to get the latest version immediately. If you are upgrading to V.4 from V.3 or less, see our Upgrading to Serverless Framework V.4 Documentation.

Features

• Added esbuild-package:package hooks to lifecycle events.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed error reporting issue with SAM/CF support.
• Fixed package.patterns bug when used with build.esbuild.
• Fixed bug that improperly showed Axiom progress bar.

4.2.4

Hidden costs in AWS Lambda deployments can quickly add up, particularly from logs, metrics, and traces. These expenses often catch teams by surprise, impacting budgets and operational efficiency.

That’s where Axiom comes in—a standout observability solution that combines a sleek user experience with competitive pricing and an impressive free tier offering 500GB/month of data ingestion.

‍We’re excited to introduce Axiom’s integration with the Serverless Framework. With a simple, one-line configuration in your serverless.yml file, you can easily enhance your monitoring capabilities without breaking the bank.

Cost Comparison Switching from AWS CloudWatch to Axiom can lead to substantial cost savings due to the significant price difference between the two services:

• Axiom: $0.15/GB of ingested data
• AWS CloudWatch: $0.50/GB of ingested data

For example, when managing 5 TB of daily log data, Axiom’s pricing results in a total daily cost of $750 and a monthly cost of $22,500. In contrast, AWS CloudWatch costs $2,650 daily and $79,500 monthly for the same amount of data. This means that by choosing Axiom, companies can save $57,000 per month, which equates to a 70% reduction in costs compared to using CloudWatch.

These savings not only free up budget for other initiatives but also come with the added benefit of Axiom’s more powerful and user-friendly platform for managing and analyzing logs, offering deeper insights and faster problem resolution.

Set Up Axiom with the Serverless Framework Create an Axiom account (Axiom offers a very generous free tier).

Create or join an organization in Axiom–but skip the step to create a Dataset in the Axiom onboarding process, as it will be done automatically and designed per best practices by the Serverless Framework. Instead, click the setting icon in the Dashboard, select API Tokens on the left, and select New API Token.

Enter a name, choose “None” for Expiration, then click the Advanced tab to select the permissions your token should have.

Assign the Ingest, Query, Dashboards, Datasets, and Monitors permissions.

Set the AXIOM_TOKEN environment variable in your CI/CD pipeline or locally. The value should be the API token you created in Axiom.

export AXIOM_TOKEN=your-axiom-access-token

In your serverless.yml file, add the observability property to the stages block, and use axiom as the provider. Here is the easiest way to configure Axiom across all Stages within your serverless application.

service: my-api
stages:
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Commits

• bf2d00e fix: show axiom progress bar correctly (#12777)
• 8664adb feat: add esbuild-package hook (#12783)
• 0b15744 chore: update v4 feature list
• efc4c17 chore: improve axiom troubleshooting docs
• 7de1dbc docs: axiom integration (#12773)
• 2930513 chore: add sam and cloudformation support to readme
• bf0430f chore: remove discussions link
• 0eed360 docs: add note on supported SAM/CF files (#12768)
• aaaa66d fix: resolvers docs links (#12767)
• 7e663b4 docs: add general Resolvers and AWS Resolver specific documentation (#12756)
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Superseded by #1929.