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re:Invent Serverless Talks — Serverless SaaS Deep Dive

Stackery

But after two days of discussing serverless development and AWS tooling with the many awesome folks who have visited the Stackery booth (plus the primer I attended on day one) I was actually feeling pretty limber for the marathon that was “Serverless SaaS Deep Dive: Building Serverless on AWS”. Serverless for SaaS.

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A serverless glossary

Stackery

With Serverless, it’s not the technology that’s hard, it’s understanding the language of a new culture and operational model. Serverless architecture has coined some new terms and, more confusingly, re-used a few older terms with new meanings. This glossary will clarify some of them. We call it Cloudlocal, try it for yourself.

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Serverless is easier than you think

The Agile Monkey

When serverless pops up in conversation, there is sometimes an uncomfortable silence in the room. This is possibly because the majority of us don’t know much about serverless. Serverless is the new paradigm for building applications. Hopefully, you’ll know more after you read this post!

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Deploy a serverless workload on Kubernetes using Knative and ArgoCD

CircleCI

Creating a pipeline to continuously deploy your serverless workload on a Kubernetes cluster. The serverless approach to computing can be an effective way to solve this problem. Serverless allows running event-driven functions by abstracting the underlying infrastructure. This tutorial covers: Setting up Knative and ArgoCD.

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Unleash the Power of Your CloudFront Logs: Analytics with AWS Athena

Perficient

CloudFront, Amazon’s Content Delivery Network (CDN), accelerates website performance by delivering content from geographically distributed edge locations. But how do you understand how users interact with your content and optimize CloudFront’s performance?

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Chaos Engineering Ideas for Serverless

Stackery

The high-level steps for implementing chaos experiments involve: defining your application’s steady state, hypothesizing the steady state in both the control and experimental groups, injecting realistic failures, observing the results, and making changes to your code base/infrastructure as necessary based off of the results.

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Azure Container Apps – Simplifying Container Deployment Without the Kubernetes Complexity

Xebia

This is where Azure Container Apps enters, it is a fully managed serverless container service offered by Microsoft Azure that enables teams to deploy and run containerized applications without worrying about managing the underlying infrastructure (a.k.a Kubernetes Cluster). Kubernetes Cluster).

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