Modernizing a 3-Tier Application with Serverless on AWS
The term “serverless” allows you to use a service without having to worry about where and how it is run. AWS offers multiple serverless options: Amazon S3, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon…
The term “serverless” allows you to use a service without having to worry about where and how it is run. AWS offers multiple serverless options: Amazon S3, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon…
As many organizations and publications are making note of this time of year, it’s not just the end of a year, but the end of a decade; one marked by…
It’s now a week after departing from Vegas, from my 8th AWS re:Invent, and I still find myself reflecting on the experience. Last week, still high off the mildly manic…
If anyone in tech has the right to use the word “transformation,” it’s Amazon Web Services. Now a $36 billion company with total profits of $8.8 billion over the last…
AWS re:Invent is just around the corner and will bring together tens of thousands of attendees from around the world, including professionals in the cloud computing community, journalists covering the…
High-stakes gambling, fine dining, and exclusive parties; that’s what Vegas is all about. Oh, and (DevOps) computer nerds of course! Yup, re:Invent 2019 is fast approaching, and year after year,…
Since its inception in November 2014, AWS Lambda has been one of AWS’s most talked about products. It’s the industry’s flagship serverless computing product, allowing customers to run workloads without thinking about the server on which they will actually run. Lambda promises cheaper compute, easier architecture, and simpler development processes. But does it deliver?
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Forget about managing virtual machines or paying for idle hardware! Serverless compute brings unlimited scale and high availability to every company in the world, from small startups to multinational corporations.…
For most enterprises, when it comes to public cloud service providers, it’s often a choice between AWS and Azure. Once the choice has been made, it's then up to the…
In New York this Thursday I’ll be attending my third AWS Summit in that city. I’m not sure about you but for me, when an annual professional event approaches, I often reflect on how much I’ve matured professionally or in a particular role since the last event, and the one before that, etc. In 2017, I had just recently moved back to New Jersey from Israel, and at the same time had begun transitioning from being responsible for the company’s editorial team to cultivating new business and strategic partnerships in the U.S.
For those of you who have been in the same industry forever — especially if you are a tech professional — it may be difficult to recall what it’s like to walk into a large event where everyone seems to know each other or at least speak the same jargon, and you don’t.
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