In this issue, JavaScript gets another new runtime, CodePipeline finally supports branch-based development, and we learn what to expect from serverless.
In this issue, AWS throws ClickOps a lifeline, Public IPv4 addresses kinda become free again, and we explore the post-serverless era.
In this issue, we get more serverless patterns, learn why some folks are moving away from the CDK, and learn about the observability cost crisis.
In this issue, we get another serverless vector database, AWS Step Functions adds even more integrations, and Bun angers every jQuery developer.
In this issue, Amazon CloudWatch gives us account level subscription filters, applications open for AWS Community Builders, and serverless gets rusty.
In 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.
In 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.
In 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.
In this issue, AWS Lambda scales 12x faster, Ampt adds serverless Postgres powered by Neon, and we wonder where all the cloud-native developers are.
In this issue, we're recapping re:Invent, looking at some of the interesting releases, and sharing our favorite re:Invent sessions.
In this issue, we're just days away from AWS re:Invent, we look at more pre:Invent announcements, and everyone joins the PartyRock.
In this issue, AWS Lambda upgrades to Amazon Linux 2023, AWS messaging services get even better, and developers continue to fumble with AWS.
In this issue, pre:Invent intensifies, OpenAI kills a bunch of startups, and a new serverless database might finally get it.
In this issue, the Serverless Framework has an upcoming V4, SNS & SQS get more super powers, and GenAI keeps getting easier.
In this issue, CodeWhisperer gets customizable, Werner apologizes, and Ampt adds new AI capabilities.
In this issue, OpenSearch adds Pipelines, CloudWatch helps you set alarms, and Ampt adds support for Next.js 13.5.
In this issue, EventBridge gets wild(cards), MySQL takes a new vector, and we rethink the mighty Lambdalith.
In this issue, Cloudflare raises the bar again, AWS hits Bedrock, and MongoDB drafts a key player.
In this issue, Off-by-none celebrates a milestone, AWS spends a few more bucks on AI, and Ampt officially launches!
In this issue, OpenSearch Serverless gets more serverless, SNS FIFO topics get less picky, and AWS tries to stop hallucinating.
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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 โserver-fullโ 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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