Previous Issues

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Issue #169: Wrapping up 2021! 🎁

December 21, 2021

In this issue, we wrap up 2021 with some thoughts on DynamoDB data integrity, look at what's next for serverless databases, and share plenty of tutorials and reading for the holiday break.

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Issue #168: The Cloud is on fire 🔥

December 14, 2021

In this issue, we get rational about the AWS outage, add some serverless storage, and take a hard look at AWS DX.

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Issue #167: re:Invent 2021 re:Cap 🚀

December 7, 2021

In this issue, we re:Cover from re:Invent, share a whole bunch of re:Caps, and we watch the edge computing battle heat up.

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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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