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Continuous Testing in the Era of Microservices and Serverless Architectures

Dzone - DevOps

The pursuit of speed and agility in software development has given rise to methodologies and practices that transcend traditional boundaries. Continuous testing, a cornerstone of modern DevOps practices, has evolved to meet the demands of accelerated software delivery.

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Modernizing on AWS: Strategies, Benefits, and Partnerships with Xebia

Xebia

Many companies across various industries prioritize modernization in the cloud for several reasons, such as greater agility, scalability, reliability, and cost efficiency, enabling them to innovate faster and stay competitive in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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Serverless and Edge Runtime

Apiumhub

This is the introductory post in a two-part series, exploring the world of Serverless and Edge Runtime. The main focus of this post will be Serverless, while the second one will focus on an alternative, newer approach in the form of Edge Computing. Scalability Of course, going serverless is not only for small projects.

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Will Serverless Kill the DevOps Star?

Modus Create

With the relentless pace of innovation using Lean software development, we’ve seen an explosion in the use of serverless technologies with a mantra of “NoOps.” Developers have plenty of choices for their serverless solutions today: AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, Microsoft Azure Functions and Cloudflare Workers.

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ANNOUNCEMENT — Stackery Expands Serverless Security and Continuous Delivery Capabilities

Stackery

With additional audit capabilities, scoped IAM permissions, and secrets management for automated verification and deployment pipelines, Stackery helps teams scale serverless usage and accelerate modernization and innovation projects. The Speed of Serverless with Enterprise Security and Governance.

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DZone Repost: Testing Serverless Functions

OpenCredo

Serverless computing, or functions-as-a-service, has picked up a lot of attention and speed due to its cost-effective pay-as-you-go price offering, multi-language/runtime support, as well as its easy learning curve without any need to provide the infrastructure layer. Writing serverless functions should also adhere to these same practices.

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The Anatomy of a Secure Serverless Platform — Delivery

Stackery

To me, serverless represents a movement towards specializing in providing best-in-class infrastructure so developers can spend less time thinking about virtual machines or containers and more time focussing on the hard work of designing, developing, and delivering distributed applications that operate on the public internet. What’s New? .