In this issue, Cloudflare Workers turn 4, we get an ultimate guide to re:Invent, and someone thought Infrastructure as SQL was a good idea.
In this issue, we map the inevitability of serverless, IBM dreams of serverless quantum computing, and Elastic gets what they asked for.
In this issue, we launch Serverless Cloud, Event-Source Mappings finally get their due, and we learn why infrastructure management is going extinct.
In this issue, CloudFormation's DX rolls forward, Serverless Chats is back, and we imagine a self provisioning runtime.
In this issue, Cisco acquires Epsagon, open-source challenges SaaS, and serverless powers taco Tuesdays.
In this issue, we get a content repository for heroes, Fastly introduces zero cold-starts, and AWS makes building CI/CD pipelines a lot easier.
In this issue, serverless goes folk, SQS turns 15 years old, and we get several new ways to deploy our serverless applications.
In this issue, we discuss the impact of Infinidash, get a Q2 serverless recap, and embrace continuous refactoring.
In this issue, Serverless Chats gets a new co-host, AWS launches a crusade against software bugs, and we get a free masterclass in developer relations.
In this issue, Step Functions go low-code, edge competition heats up, and we learn how to build apps on the decentralized web.
In this issue, we get more options for building and deploying serverless applications, we explore a serverless banking platform, and we learn why serverless buzz isn't the measure of success.
In this issue, Akamai adds a KV at the edge, the local emulation debate rages on, and we take a step toward closing the growing cloud skills gap.
In this issue, we learn about the long term cost of cloud, rethink the AWS free tier, and yodel about ELBs.
In this issue, we find out the current state of serverless, AWS realizes devs just want to write code, and the DaaS market gets a new player.
In this issue, we get a lesson in DynamoDB partitions, Step Functions supercharges event orchestration, and serverless helps us find better developers.
In this issue, Serverless Chats celebrates a milestone, we get a plethora of Lambda performance optimizations, and Data APIs replace your databases.
In this issue, AWS launches CloudFront functions, Fastly dogfoods its edge compute, and serverless helps us translate Mandalorian.
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.
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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 βserver-fullβ 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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