Previous Issues

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Issue #166: My Database Needs Help!

November 30, 2021

In this issue, we're in the throes of AWS re:Invent, we've checked off some serverless #awswishlist items, and I share my passion for Amazon DynamoDB.

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Issue #165: Welcome to pre:Invent 2021! 🔥

November 23, 2021

In this issue, pre:Invent is most definitely here, Cloudflare tries to offer the serverless moon, and Vercel isn't far behind in the web space race.

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Issue #164: Accidental serverless complexity 🧩

November 16, 2021

In this issue, Cloudflare steps on the serverless gas, the Serverless Framework gets an overhaul, and something is still unfulfilled with serverless.

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Issue #163: Serverless containers, again. 🧐

November 9, 2021

In this issue, serverless containers are here again, we learn some more serverless patterns, and I share some things I've learned over 24 years in tech.

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Issue #162: Accelerating Serverless Development 👩‍💻

November 2, 2021

In this issue, Lumigo gets an investment, AWS accelerates serverless development, and Next.js is the next big thing, again.

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Issue #161: Infinite Serverless Workflows ⚙️

October 26, 2021

In this issue, there's a new serverless database, we do a deep dive on serverless workflows with Step Functions, and we ask if serverless needs to get opinionated.

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Issue #160: Changing how we build cloud apps 🌩

October 19, 2021

In this issue, Serverless Cloud launches its Public Preview, we discuss serverless complexity, and we pretend we've never written recursive invocations.

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Issue #159: What's your serverless tail latency? ⏱

October 12, 2021

In this issue, Vendia stacks the deck, we learn about the importance of tail latency, and Jamstackers go all serverless.

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Issue #158: Wait, how much are your egress fees? 💰

October 5, 2021

In this issue, Lambda supports Graviton2, Step Functions makes friends with everyone, and Cloudflare kicks S3 in the shins.

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Issue #157: Getting serious about the serverless developer experience 🧑‍💻

September 28, 2021

In this issue, AWS scoops up Stackery, Lambda gets an ML team, and we get our first case of #ServerlessConferenceFOMO in a very long time.

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Issue #156: Infrastructure as SQL? 😳

September 21, 2021

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.

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Issue #155: Mapping the inevitability of serverless 🗺

September 14, 2021

In this issue, we map the inevitability of serverless, IBM dreams of serverless quantum computing, and Elastic gets what they asked for.

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Issue #154: Infrastructure management is going extinct 🦖

September 7, 2021

In this issue, we launch Serverless Cloud, Event-Source Mappings finally get their due, and we learn why infrastructure management is going extinct.

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Issue #153: Don't call it a rollback 🧑‍💻

August 31, 2021

In this issue, CloudFormation's DX rolls forward, Serverless Chats is back, and we imagine a self provisioning runtime.

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Issue #152: Open-Source Serverless or SaaS 🤔

August 17, 2021

In this issue, Cisco acquires Epsagon, open-source challenges SaaS, and serverless powers taco Tuesdays.

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Issue #151: Building serverless pipelines 🚰

August 3, 2021

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.

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Issue #150: The answer is goin' serverless 🤠

July 20, 2021

In this issue, serverless goes folk, SQS turns 15 years old, and we get several new ways to deploy our serverless applications.

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Issue #149: The impact of Infinidash 🤨

July 6, 2021

In this issue, we discuss the impact of Infinidash, get a Q2 serverless recap, and embrace continuous refactoring.

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Issue #148: Some serverless change is coming 🎉

June 29, 2021

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.

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Issue #147: Low-code orchestration for the rest of us ⚙️

June 22, 2021

In this issue, Step Functions go low-code, edge competition heats up, and we learn how to build apps on the decentralized web.

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