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…
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,…
By Slobodan Stojanovic Serverless functions are amazing. I remember how impressed I was the first time I created a serverless image resizing tool. Just a few minutes of programming, and…
By John Fahl, IOD Expert Once you work with AWS long enough, you realize it changes all the time. Some things that were difficult last year are now easy. Who…
Allow me to introduce a good friend, Peter Sankauskas, who I met through the AWS cloud community. Our level of cloud experience evolved with the expansion of the cloud, Amazon in particular,…
In November 2014, AWS Lambda was launched, extending the cloud’s as-a-service modelto code functions. Functions-as-a-service (FaaS) allows developers to write a function’sruntime code and pre-define its usage requirements, leaving infrastructure…
Serverless comes with the promise of infinite scalability, but what does this mean in practice? Services like AWS Lambda don’t magically scale up to thousands of parallel invocations in an…
According to IOD Expert Jorge Galvis: "Golang Will Be Big." "The programming language Golang will be the preferred language for deploying backend APIs on cloud services–at least it will be on…
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