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Hey @leandrodamascena - Firstly, thanks for the contribution :)

Could you expand on why you think this is necessary? It's the first time I'm seeing a badge like this, so any additional info you can share that would be helpful :)

Hi @heitorlessa. It's a pleasure starting to contribute with this repository. I use this tool professionally since I discovered it (2 or 3 months ago) and now I instrument my lambda functions with less code and more efficiency.. Reading the other issues, I think that I can contribute with #30.

About this badge, hmm, I maintain some small projects (aws related) [1] and I think that it's good to show to users which cloud providers these tools covers, even it is hosted by awslabs. It was my though about this PR. Feel free to reject this PR, it really was a small contribution haha :)

Btw, I watched your Brazilian meetup yesterday and had some new insights about Serverless, thank you for share your knowledge with us :D

[1] - https://github.com/Cloud-Architects/cloudiscovery / https://github.com/mingrammer/diagrams

Hi @heitorlessa. It's a pleasure starting to contribute with this repository. I use this tool professionally since I discovered it (2 or 3 months ago) and now I instrument my lambda functions with less code and more efficiency..
Btw, I watched your Brazilian meetup yesterday and had some new insights about Serverless, thank you for share your knowledge with us :D

This is AWESOME to hear ;)

About this badge, hmm, I maintain some small projects (aws related) [1] and I think that it's good to show to users which cloud providers these tools covers, even it is hosted by awslabs

Ah, that makes sense now. As we call out this is specifically tied and optimized to AWS Lambda, I think it'd be redundant to add this badge, so I'll close this PR.

Nevertheless, I'd love if you could share your thoughts and contributions to #30 too - We're primarily doing some clean ups and hearing customers on what other languages should we work next, but I expect to start working on additional utilities for Python sometime in August ;)