Previous Issues
Issue #196: Simplifying Serverless Best Practices 🧑🏫
July 26, 2022In this issue, RedShift Serverless goes GA, Lambda gets some better Powertools, and we get a new glue for serverless runtimes.
Issue #195: Accelerate your Serverless App Development 🚀
July 12, 2022In this issue, SAM Accelerate goes GA, Vercel Edge Functions go Beta, and Cloudflare introduces WASI at the edge.
Issue #194: What's next for Off-by-none? 🔮
June 28, 2022In this issue, we talk about what's next for Off-by-none, see what all the fuss about Deno is, and deep dive into Cloudflare Workers.
Issue #193: Serverless Aurora v2 still isn't serverless 🤷♂️
June 21, 2022In this issue, serverless databases get another thumbs up from VCs, we get a free master class on inconsistent database consistency, and we learn why Serverless Aurora v2 isn't serverless.
Issue #192: A new pricing model for Serverless? 💰
June 14, 2022In this issue, MongoDB Atlas Serverless goes GA, Honeycomb becomes the leader we always knew they were, and we discover a serverless unicorn.
Issue #191: The State(fullness) of Serverless 💾
June 7, 2022In this issue, we look at the state of serverless, we get more "serverless" containers, and we meet a new batch of heroes.
Issue #190: A DigitalOcean of Serverless 🌊
May 31, 2022In this issue, DigitalOcean hops on the serverless train, serverless WebSockets get better, and talent shortages risk stalling innovation.
Issue #189: Serverless PaaS 🚀
May 24, 2022In this issue, we get two new serverless platforms, a serverless debugger, and a type-safe serverless microservices framework.
Issue #188: Truly Serverless SQL? 😮
May 17, 2022In this issue, Cloudflare gets serious about infrastructure services, the Serverless Framework turns 7, and we learn about "superclouds".
Issue #187: A more programmable Internet 🧑💻
May 10, 2022In this issue, Cloudflare tries to make the Internet more programmable, Node 16 comes to Lambda, and we talk about the future of Jamstack and serverless.
Issue #186: Making Multi-Account Easier? 🧐
May 3, 2022In this issue, the Data API gets an update, Infrastructure as SQL goes open source, and AWS puts multi-account where their mouth is.
Issue #185: (Sort of) Serverless Aurora v2 😢
April 26, 2022In this issue, Aurora Serverless v2 misses the serverless mark, Deno powers the edge, and we can now "Compose" serverless applications.
Issue #184: cURL your FURLs! 🧑💻
April 12, 2022In this issue, we cURL our FURLs, have a chat with Werner Vogels, and do our part to stamp out ridiculous serverless FUD.
Issue #183: Thinking about Serverless Security 🔒
April 5, 2022In this issue, AWS starts to treat accounts like cattle, we think about the future of WebSockets, and we top off our serverless Kool-Aid.
Issue #182: 10GB of Ephemeral Storage for Lambda 💾
March 29, 2022In this issue, Lambda gets a storage upgrade, Serverless Cloud goes Full Stack, and PlanetScale gets a Rewind.
Issue #181: Is Serverless Infinitely Scalable? ♾
March 22, 2022In this issue, Upstash snags some funding, Cloudflare launches their own API Gateway, and we look at the future of cloud-native development.
Issue #180: Where are the Serverless Databases? 💾
March 15, 2022In this issue, Fauna introduces event streaming, Xata hopes to build the go-to serverless database, and Amazon S3 turns 16!
Issue #179: What's the next evolution of modern apps? 🔮
March 8, 2022In this issue, the CNCF says "yes" to Knative, Cloudflare actually takes a sensible Ukraine strategy, and we learn about Functional and Lean Web Apps
Issue #178: TypeScript + Serverless = 🚀
March 1, 2022In this issue, TypeScript gets some love from the serverless community, we learn how to prototype faster, and we ask if serverless is just a stopover for EDA.
Issue #177: Ice Cold Starts and S3 Backups 🥶
February 22, 2022In this issue, Elastic and Amazon play nice, we learn about "ice cold starts", and Netlify Graph is introduced.
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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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