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7
Jun

How to use Serverless Functions in Azure

We often hear the term "serverless" in the media, only to be consoled by the fact that servers still exist. If we pay for them, they are operated by someone else. Despite the fact that we have the ability to be truly "serverless" with the browser, very few people use it. So let's take a look at what's actually possible with modern APIs in the browser these days.
21
Mar

Serverless? Is That Even Possible?

We often hear the term "serverless" in the media, only to be consoled by the fact that servers still exist. If we pay for them, they are operated by someone else. Despite the fact that we have the ability to be truly "serverless" with the browser, very few people use it. So let's take a look at what's actually possible with modern APIs in the browser these days.
5
Sep

Kubernetes for in-house operations

Software vendors need to decide for a suitable target platform, if they want to offer their product as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) in the Cloud as well as for self-hosting on-premises. Today it is likely that a large portion of on-premises customers are already running Kubernetes clusters. In this article, we’ll take a look at how SaaS providers can benefit from an open source Kubernetes distribution maintained by AWS.
1
Aug

The 7 tenets of serverless data

As the industry moves towards DevOps, full-stack, and Serverless, there is a responsibility for the application team to do everything. Every data service will now start to claim serverless. Let’s explore the seven tenets of serverless data and hopefully provide some guidance about data in a serverless architecture.
7
Jul

ECS Anywhere: Fast way to hybrid operations

Established software vendors increasingly want to offer their product portfolio as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution. However, parallel development for on-premises and cloud deployments poses challenges. This article shows how vendors can standardize environments using container platforms in order to reduce costs for delivery and operations of SaaS in hybrid scenarios.
10
Mar

Application Management with AWS Proton – Part 2

Managing hundreds, or sometimes thousands of microservices with constantly changing configurations for CI/CD chains is a nearly impossible task for many platform teams. The following article takes a closer look at AWS Proton, a fully managed service for rolling out container and serverless applications. The first part of this article series was on application management with AWS Proton, and provided an initial overview of the service and the different views of infrastructure and application in the context of Proton. In the second part, we will focus more on technical aspects, especially templates.
Stay tuned!
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