We are just beginning to enter a new world of ubiquitously accessible client-serverless applications. Just like the client-server and three tier architectures did, the client-serverless application model will create tremendous opportunity (and disruption) for every kind of customer and vendor in the industry.
Serverless is a relatively novel concept and cloud architectural model but has been advancing very quickly over the past 5 years. In this article, we’ve compiled a list of recent changes that are likely to shape how development teams use serverless in practice.
The Thundra Application Observability and Security Platform was originally developed inside Opsgenie and spun off in 2018. In this article, we will go into detail about Thundra’s features. We will be using a real-life example of a serverless application and show how to boost its visibility by using distributed tracing.
A shortage of resources always leads to searching for alternatives and solutions. This is also one of the key reasons behind the adoption of serverless: it makes developers more productive and speeds up time-to-market.
In this session from the API Conference, you will learn about the benefits of serverless for startups and why Laserhub sees a lot of potential by adopting Serverless Framework in early use cases. By limiting the scope of serverless, we balanced risk and value add, but entered a new world for development and DevOps within two weeks.
Serverless is fun and easy. But what about monitoring? Is there a monitoring monster lurking around the corner? There are tons of options to tackle the monster, but what features does AWS offer? And more importantly, how can you best use them to make sure you aren’t called out of bed at night?
What is the serverless first mindset? Join Jared Short for his short talk from the Serverless Architecture Conference and discover a new way of approaching and re-thinking problems. Jared Short has been building and operating serverless architectures since 2015 and is bringing years of first-hand knowledge straight to you.
In this session from JAX London, Technical Program Manager for Serverless at Google Mark Chmarny discusses what Knative is and what its benefits are. He gives a demonstration to illustrate common ways of interacting with Knative and how this open source tool helps manage modern serverless workloads.
“JAMstack” is an emerging term which describes an approach to architecting and delivering sites as pre-rendered assets, and where necessary, enhancing them with JavaScript and services via APIs. Explore this approach and the serverless web with Netlify’s Phil Hawksworth, co-author of “Modern Web Development on the JAMstack” (O’Reilly, 2019).
Serverless Architecture Conference 2020 will be held in The Hague from April 20 to 22, 2020—so it’s high time for a small program preview. More than 25 sessions and workshops have already been announced. Attention! Until Thursday, February 13, 2020, you can also benefit from our early bird specials and receive a C64 Mini or a Raspberry Pi for free with your ticket.
Serverless – is it yet another buzzword? Is it real? Is it for big corporations? Or is it for everyone? Where can we find answers to such questions? Well, the best way to answer such concerns is to simply talk about your serverless experience and take the audience through the journey you have been through! And that is exactly what this talk is about.
Managed services have become a main part of modern cloud applications. Utilizing existing services via APIs provides developers with great flexibility and velocity. However, the significant reliance on these services, which you have no control over, puts your application’s performance and costs in danger. Watch Hen Peretz’s Serverless Architecture Conference session.
We have all heard the news about serverless, how it can cut costs, handle larger loads, and move businesses faster. Adding the power of GraphQL on top of this makes magic and is the Holy Grail of application development, delivering app launches at lightning speed. Discover how Serverless and GraphQL go together to create developer heaven.
Are you ready for DevOps in 2020? As DevOps matures, prepare yourself for the coming decade and brush up on the top 5 DevOps trends that will become relevant in the new year and beyond. Organizations will want to stay up to date with DevSecOps, cloud-native DevOps, Google’s Golang, increasing automation possibilities, and more.
