Top Links from Issue #173

AWS General Design Principles in Serverless Applications by Andrew JR
AWS is considered to be the pioneer in performing things in a most distinctive way. This is evident through the ways in which they follow their leadership principles assisting the organizations to create leading businesses.

Containers vs. Serverless from a DevOps standpoint
Two buzzwords walk into a bar... No? Yeah, let's not go there. If you feel like this, you're in the right place. Both containers and serverless have been the cool new kid on the block for the last few years, and the popularity simply isn't dying down. Before I continue, let me clarify.

AWS S3 Select and Node.Js by Salvatore Cozzubo
Today I will talk about the S3 Select, a feature that can help you directly filter a CSV. An interesting use case is when you have a big CSV (~100mb) but only need a few rows of it, filtered by date or by a category, and you would also like to have the the result in JSON.

We Tested the Best Serverless Monitoring Solutions so You Don’t Have To by Charles Géry
Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live. — John F. Woods The ultimate goal of monitoring is to create quality software for your users.

Architect a easy way to jump into the serverless world
If you are looking at the state of software development you can see that serverless is starting to go mainstream. As complexity grows in software and more integration are introduced to produce a more dynamic and effective application you are bound to need more tooling.