# Overview > A study site built on top of a working Lambda + MinIO sandbox. Read the page, run the code, break things on purpose. ## What this is The repo at the root of this site (`ethics/`) holds a Python AWS Lambda function — `lambda_function.py` — that lists PDFs in an S3 bucket under a prefix, paginates, generates 15-minute presigned URLs, and writes a JSONL manifest. It runs locally against MinIO via `docker compose`, with the same handler signature as a real Lambda. This site explains the surrounding mental model in the order you'd want to study it before walking into a Lambda-heavy interview or production rotation. ## How it's organised The sidebar groups topics into four reading orders. **Foundations** is the picture in your head. **Operating** covers the day-to-day knobs. **Production** covers what changes when real users and real money are involved. **Reference** holds the must-know checklist ([Pitfalls](lambda-16-pitfalls.md)), brief orientations on adjacent tools ([Glue, Prometheus/Grafana](lambda-17-adjacent.md)), the hands-on labs ([Labs](lambda-18-labs.md)), and the repo tree ([Repository](lambda-19-repository.md)). ## How to use it 1. **Read top-to-bottom** — the order in the sidebar is the recommended study path. 2. **Run the sandbox.** `make install && make up && SOURCE_DIR=