To keep up with the evolution of serverless, we should be ready to embrace change. Two dates that have serverless significance to me are, July 10, 2019 — LEGO.com was switched to run on serverless. July 11, 2019 — EventBridge was announced at Serverless Days, London. Sensing the role EventBridge…

In Part I: Think Sustainability While Developing Serverless Applications, we discussed why sustainability is applicable in serverless developments. In Part II: How To Build Sustainable Serverless Applications, we looked at the longevity of applications and ways to sustain them. In this Part III, the focus is on the sustainable development…

In Part I: Think Sustainability While Developing Serverless Applications, we discussed why sustainability is applicable in serverless developments. It introduced the Serverless Sustainability Triangle that highlighted the following three aspects. Building sustainable serverless solutions by Following sustainable development processes, and Applying cloud best practices towards a sustainable environment.

“All change please; all change!” Famous last words of train guards across the UK rail network as the trains slowly come to a halt at their final destination. A sleepy commuter on an afternoon train may not like these words, whereas someone traveling to meet a friend will be ready…

My previous article on the importance of Solution Design in serverless development discussed the need for it for the following main reasons. Technical agility Engineering clarity, and Business visibility Nested among these is another one— Service Longevity. I often refer to this as the Sustainability of a serverless application (not…

Many in the industry say that Serverless is easy to get started! It’s always good to have that kind of positive perception. After all, we need technologies that everyone can adopt quickly. Does this perception of serverless always live up to the expectation? …