In the previous article I described how I fitted a Telegram volleyball organizer bot into the AWS Free Tier: Lambda + S3 + EventBridge, at about zero dollars. That setup ran for months. Then I moved the same bot to Cloudflare Workers and R2 — the same Go, the same JSON state files, the same Gemini router.
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For over three years, I have been organizing volleyball games in our Telegram community. At first, we used standard Telegram polls, but the routine kept growing, so I decided to automate the process. That is how an AI-powered organizer bot was born, and the whole architecture is built around it.
Read More → Telegram Aws Lambda S3 AiThis article is a continuation of “Building an AI Telegram Bot with Go, Gemini API, and AWS Lambda” and contains detailed instructions for setting up and deploying a Telegram bot to AWS Lambda using Function URL.
Read More → Go Telegram Aws Lambda Deploy Function-Url CliIn this article, we’ll explore how to build an intelligent Telegram bot using Go that acts as a proxy between users and Google’s Gemini API. The bot will handle two primary functions: answering user messages and generating images. While this mechanism can be significantly extended with additional capabilities like voice and video generation, we’ll focus on these two request types for simplicity.
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