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Microservices Sucks — Amazon Goes Back to Basics

DevOps.com

In this week’s #TheLongView: Amazon Prime Video has ditched its use of microservices-cum-serverless, reverting to a traditional, monolithic architecture. The post Microservices Sucks — Amazon Goes Back to Basics appeared first on DevOps.com. It vastly improved the workload’s cost and scalability.

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Serverless vs Containers: Which Is Right for Your Business?

Dzone - DevOps

The two most common solutions are Serverless vs Containers. In this blog, we will talk about Serverless vs Containers and explain when to utilize each one. In addition to this, we will also talk about another popular option to consider – Microservices Architecture and how it fits into the picture. Which one is superior?

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Evaluating a Microservice Architecture

Tandem

Microservice architecture has been a hot topic in the realm of software development for a while now. This blog post will provide a balanced view of the advantages and disadvantages of microservice architecture for enterprise software systems. However, like any technology, it has its strengths and weaknesses.

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FaaS: Evolving to a Truly Serverless Paradigm

DevOps.com

FaaS helps alleviate some of the administration and management issues related to serverless Creating distributed applications demands a thorough understanding of cloud infrastructures and architectures. The current standard is to architect programs into microservices, before deploying […].

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Can Dynamic Sites Go Serverless?

Netlify

Why I migrated my dynamic sites to a serverless architecture. Like most web developers these days, I’ve heard of serverless applications and Jamstack for a while. The idea of serverless for a tool that is mostly static content is appealing. Not the usual serverless migration. So, should I migrate at all?

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Is Kubernetes Serverless?

Linux Academy

The term “serverless” — the ability to run code without having to choose what to run it on — shares that same overall goal, which is to eliminate the need for a developer of an application to manage infrastructure, and have that taken care of by another service or component. The post Is Kubernetes Serverless? What is Kubernetes?

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Serverless NiFi Flows with DataFlow Functions: The Next Step in the DataFlow Service Evolution

Cloudera

With DFF, users now have the choice of deploying NiFi flows not only as long-running auto scaling Kubernetes clusters but also as functions on cloud providers’ serverless compute services including AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions. New use cases: event-driven, batch, and microservices.