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WTF is an API
Report card for new AWS service names
Dear AWS, we need to talk about your service names
New serverless plug-in for AWS Amplify
Lessons from a year developing with Azure Functions
AWS customers migrating sensitive data need to do things differently
Re:The cloud scales faster than your budget (an interview with Corey Q...
on Tuesday September 11, 2018 @12:01PM (#17960923)
use the comment section in hacker news to add all the stupid things back ... seems to be the perfect place
The cloud scales faster than your budget
Funny as a Service
Serverless and blockchain are like chocolate and peanut butter
You can’t debug modern systems with dashboards
Serverless Rock-n-Roll. Fender Digital is event-driven and 100% serverless
Build a RESTful API with Terraform, Go, and AWS
The centerpiece of event-driven architecture is a queue
Perform sentiment analysis with an event-driven architecture
AWS AppSync authentication and authorization methods
Microsoft wants to make it easy for developers to get started with serverless
Deploy a Docker Container Using AWS Elastic Beanstalk
Fender Is Bringing Serverless to Rock ’n Roll with AWS Lambda Golang
AWS survey results from 979 respondents including correct pronunciation of AMI
Burn the middle layer to the ground
Deploy a fully functional serverless back end in about an hour
The AWS Greengrass API is a pile of spare parts without wiring instructions
Athena serverless query service reduced monthly cost from $74 to $0.02
Deploy a Docker App to Amazon ECS Using AWS Fargate
Serverless has stamped a big DEPRECATED on containers
Serverless back ends for scaling modern mobile apps
Re:6 lessons learned from going serverless
on Thursday March 15, 2018 @05:32PM (#16596693)
I'm curious why you'd think a serverless solution would be more expensive than traditional instances once you've exceeded the free tier limits. With Lambda, you are only charged based on the number of requests and their duration. The pricing model includes 1M requests and 400,000 GB-seconds of compute time for free every month. Thereafter, its $0.20 per 1M requests. Seems very cost-effective when compared to traditional server-based solutions.