Previous Issues
Issue #269: The Mighty Lambda-lith 🗿
March 5, 2024In this issue, AWS makes some meaningful incremental improvements, Mistral goes GA on Bedrock, and Cloudflare announces a Firewall for AI.
Issue #268: You down with STD? (Single Table Design, that is) 🌶️
February 27, 2024In this issue, I stand by single table designs, AWS advances zero-ETLs, and AWS Lambda adds support for .NET 8
Issue #267: There are People Behind Serverless 👥
February 20, 2024In this issue, Cloudflare slays a troll, we dive deeper into LLRT, and compare Lambda containers versus zip packaging.
Issue #266: Low Latency Serverless Runtime 🚅
February 13, 2024In this issue, JavaScript gets another new runtime, CodePipeline finally supports branch-based development, and we learn what to expect from serverless.
Issue #265: From ClickOps to IaC in minutes 📸
February 6, 2024In this issue, AWS throws ClickOps a lifeline, Public IPv4 addresses kinda become free again, and we explore the post-serverless era.
Issue #264: The Cost of Observability 💰
January 30, 2024In this issue, we get more serverless patterns, learn why some folks are moving away from the CDK, and learn about the observability cost crisis.
Issue #263: A Post-Serverless Era? 🔮
January 23, 2024In this issue, we get another serverless vector database, AWS Step Functions adds even more integrations, and Bun angers every jQuery developer.
Issue #262: Serverless Motivation 😓
January 16, 2024In this issue, Amazon CloudWatch gives us account level subscription filters, applications open for AWS Community Builders, and serverless gets rusty.
Issue #261: Believe in Serverless 🙌
January 9, 2024In this issue, Momento Topics goes stateless, we learn why serverless and agile are made for one another, and we take a closer look at DevEx.
Issue #260: Welcome to 2024! 🥂
January 2, 2024In this issue, Aurora Serverless v2 (kinda) gets a new Data API, Lambda functions get alarmed, and containers might become the de facto Lambda packaging format.
Issue #259: Looking back at a very serverless 2023! 👀
December 19, 2023In this issue, we share the most popular links of 2023, learn how to make better serverless third-party API calls, and even give Cognito another look.
Issue #258: Where are all the cloud-native developers? ☁️
December 12, 2023In this issue, AWS Lambda scales 12x faster, Ampt adds serverless Postgres powered by Neon, and we wonder where all the cloud-native developers are.
Issue #257: re:Invent. re:Cover. re:Cap. ✅
December 5, 2023In this issue, we're recapping re:Invent, looking at some of the interesting releases, and sharing our favorite re:Invent sessions.
Issue #256: Giving Thanks for 9 Years of AWS Lambda! 🦃
November 21, 2023In this issue, we're just days away from AWS re:Invent, we look at more pre:Invent announcements, and everyone joins the PartyRock.
Issue #255: Fumbling with AWS 🏈
November 14, 2023In this issue, AWS Lambda upgrades to Amazon Linux 2023, AWS messaging services get even better, and developers continue to fumble with AWS.
Issue #254: AI is eating the world, and your startup idea 🤖
November 7, 2023In this issue, pre:Invent intensifies, OpenAI kills a bunch of startups, and a new serverless database might finally get it.
Issue #253: Serverless Framework V4! ⚡️
October 31, 2023In this issue, the Serverless Framework has an upcoming V4, SNS & SQS get more super powers, and GenAI keeps getting easier.
Issue #252: Customize your Code Completion 🤖
October 24, 2023In this issue, CodeWhisperer gets customizable, Werner apologizes, and Ampt adds new AI capabilities.
Issue #251: Standing on the shoulders of giants 🗿
October 17, 2023In this issue, OpenSearch adds Pipelines, CloudWatch helps you set alarms, and Ampt adds support for Next.js 13.5.
Issue #250: When communities matter the most. 😞
October 10, 2023In this issue, EventBridge gets wild(cards), MySQL takes a new vector, and we rethink the mighty Lambdalith.
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About the Author
Jeremy is the CEO and Founder of Ampt and an AWS Serverless Hero that has a soft spot for helping people solve problems using serverless. He frequently consults with companies and developers transitioning away from the traditional “server-full” approach. You can find him ranting about serverless on Twitter, in several forums and Slack groups, hosting the Serverless Chats podcast, and at conferences around the world.
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