In this issue, Werner reflects on the granddaddy of serverless services, we think about data as a utility, and we revisit the value of hexagonal architecture.
In this issue, Cloudflare workers are unbound, EventBridge goes multi-region, and we learn why no one wants to manage Kubernetes anymore.
In this issue, we learn about the challenges of Lambda in production, talk about serverless and machine learning, and simulate our data flows with Step Functions.
In this issue, the AWS team gives us serverless patterns aplenty, we learn the value of making data migrations easy, and we start living on the edge.
In this issue, serverless joins the fight against COVID, managed services TKO TCO, and we debunk the myth of NoOps.
In this issue, S3 Object Lambdas are now a thing, we talk WebAssembly, and we share a bunch of great serverless use cases.
In this issue, S3 turns 15, serverless helps the homeless, and planning for disaster recovery becomes strangely entertaining.
In this issue, EventBridge expands its reach, we discover a plethora of new serverless tools, and we share one of the best arguments for serverless we've ever heard.
In this issue, Google Cloud puts Kubernetes on autopilot, we get a lesson in serverless security, and we learn how to use source maps with Lambda.
In this issue, I finally share my big announcement, Microsoft is looking quite Dapr, and we learn how to make CI/CD work with serverless.
In this issue, we fill our YouTube queue with DynamoDB sessions, learn how Lambda can transform your corporate email, and discover the value of Minimal Viable Migrations.
In this issue, re:Invent goes live on YouTube, Lambda makes Node developers happy, and we learn how to build a business for serverless developers.
In this issue, some amazing AWS Heroes recap re:Invent 2020, we get the missing guide to API Gateway access logs, and we try to ditch the dukkha by reaching serverless nirvana.
In this issue, we get an updated peak behind the Lambda curtain, Google throws down the serverless gRPC gauntlet, and we explore why some engineers donβt get serverless.
In this issue, SNS makes a new (very well-connected) friend, someone takes an interesting approach to the noisy neighbor problem, and we chat about compute at the edge.
In this issue, we get some bonus re:Invent content, find a better vantage point into our AWS accounts, and see some love for the monolith.
In this issue, we take the first step toward becoming serverless ML experts, we combat serverless FUD, and we see how to continuously improve our serverless standards.
In this issue, we look back at the most popular posts and big serverless moments from 2020.
In this issue, we get tumbling windows and checkpointing, we watch the Jamstack space start to really heat up, and we congratulate our new serverless writers.
In this issue, we attempt to muster the energy for yet another week of AWS re:Invent, we see how easy it is to run up huge cloud bills, and we share several awesome serverless reads.
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Jeremy is the Director of Research at CloudZero, founder of Ampt, and an AWS Serverless Hero that has a soft spot for helping people solve problems using the cloud. You
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