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- 1. FOCUS ON BUSINESS VALUE BY GOING SERVERLESS Henry Been
- 2. A DEVELOPER IS SOMEONE WHO ‘CREATES BUSINESS VALUE THROUGH CODING’
- 3. BUT… IS THAT WHAT WE DO?
- 4. EMAIL ME THOSE EXPENSES! Easy! Right? And then..all of a sudden you need: • A new virtual machine • To configure a webserver • Firewalls, accessrules, an SSL certificate • Etc... Just so a developer can host some code
- 5. DID MOVING TO THE CLOUD FIX IT?
- 8. SERVERLESS IS ‘NO LONGER CARING ABOUT SERVERS’
- 9. Time
- 10. Server VM OS Webserver / Application host Functions Value Bare metal (Servers)
- 11. Server VM OS Webserver / Application host Functions Value IaaS
- 12. Server VM OS Webserver / Application host Functions Value PaaS
- 13. Server VM OS Webserver / Application host Functions Value Serverless
- 26. DEMO TIME!
- 27. YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY Pro’s • Focus on value • Cheap(er) • Less TTM • Unlimited autoscale Con’s • State is really hard • Cold start • Vendor lock in • Management at scale
- 28. DO TRY THIS AT HOME! HENRY BEEN Independent Devops & Azure Architect E: consultancy@henrybeen.nl T: @henry_been L: linkedin.com/in/henrybeen W: henrybeen.nl
Editor's Notes
- Relates to: - AWS Lambda - Google Cloud Functions
- - Most comparisons integrate this in the comparison to AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions
- Relates to AWS Simple Workflow Service Nothing similar on Google that I know of
- Well no…