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Graal Cloud Native adds Google Cloud Platform support

InfoWorld

Oracle has introduced Graal Cloud Native 4.2.1, a curated, Oracle-supported build of the open source Micronaut framework, which provides a full-stack JVM platform for developing modular microservices and serverless applications. Graal Cloud Native 4.2.1 was unveiled January 30.

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5 Questions to Ask Before Going Serverless

Modus Create

When serverless architecture became all the rage a few years ago, we wondered whether it was just marketing hype. Was serverless really cloud 2.0 Serverless architecture’s popularity has risen over the past 5 years. While serverless brings immense benefits to businesses, it’s important not to rush into it.

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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.

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Use Google Cloud Run to Roll Back to a Previous Version

xmatters

Serverless options like Cloud Functions and Cloud Run provide excellent platforms for getting a cloud service up and running with minimal hassle. Fortunately, with the tools provided by Google and xMatters, getting your service (and your boss) back in good shape can be as easy as the touch of a button.

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Instana Announces Automated Monitoring and Tracing for Google Cloud Run, Cloud Storage and Cloud PubSub

DevOps.com

The post Instana Announces Automated Monitoring and Tracing for Google Cloud Run, Cloud Storage and Cloud PubSub appeared first on DevOps.com. Like other […]. Like other […].

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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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Why Serverless Won’t Replace Traditional Servers

ParkMyCloud

Curious why serverless is so popular – and why it won’t replace traditional servers in the cloud? In the current cloud infrastructure, top service providers are dedicating a great deal of effort to expand on this architecture as a new approach to a cloud solution that focuses on applications rather than infrastructure.