Previous Issues
Issue #279: Amazon S3 will no longer charge for several HTTP error codes â
May 14, 2024In this issue, AWS announces a new leader, S3 fixes a major billing issue, and OpenAI releases the first version of "Her".
Issue #278: AWS has a Q about DevEx ð§âðŧ
May 7, 2024In this issue, AWS levels up on the AI leaderboard, DynamoDB lets you limit throughput, and a new book helps you make Rusty Lambda Functions.
Issue #277: IBM is Terraforming the Cloud ðĐïļ
April 30, 2024In this issue, IBM tries to become cloud relevant again, Amazon Bedrock keeps adding features, and there's a new Serverless Handbook.
Issue #276: Amazon Bedrock Means Business ðŠĻ
April 23, 2024In this issue, Amazon Bedrock continues to rollout some impressive updates, Powertools gets a parser, and Vercel rolls back Edge rendering.
Issue #275: The Battle for Serverless Postgres Supremacy ð
April 16, 2024In this issue, Neon and Supabase both go GA, Bedrock goes Down Under, and CloudFront adds better support for Lambda fUrls.
Issue #274: The Serverless Gauntlet has been Thrown âïļ
April 9, 2024In this issue, Cloudflare throws down the serverless gauntlet, Mistral Large hits Bedrock, and Redis fights back (sort of).
Issue #273: Some Serverless Competition ð
April 2, 2024In this issue, Cloudflare continues to raise the serverless bar, CloudFormation gets better visualizations, and we learn how Lambda keeps secrets.
Issue #272: RIP Redis ðŠĶ
March 26, 2024In this issue, Redis' OSS license change gets blowback, AWS updates their Savings Plan return policy, and we learn 5 simple steps for serverless resiliency.
Issue #271: Hello Cold Starts My Old Friend! ðĨķ
March 19, 2024In this issue, cold starts are top of mind, Timestream runs a familiar playbook, and Bedrock gives us cheap AI Haikus.
Issue #270: CloudFormation: Now 40% Faster! ð
March 12, 2024In this issue, CloudFormation gets up to 40% faster, AWS frees outbound data migrations, and PlanetScale focuses on profitability.
Issue #269: The Mighty Lambda-lith ðŋ
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) ðķïļ
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 ðĨ
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 ð
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 ðļ
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 ð°
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? ðŪ
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 ð
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 ð
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! ðĨ
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.
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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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