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The Serverless Revolution: AWS Lambda and the Serverless Framework in Action
The document discusses the evolution of serverless computing and notable developments from major platforms like AWS. It highlights the transformation in backend services, emphasizing concepts such as functions-as-a-service and event-driven architecture. The text also reflects on challenges like over-engineering and the importance of testing in cloud development.
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Editor's Notes
- #3 About reckon
- #4 My job
- #5 Architecture
- #10 Nothing happens for 50 years
- #17 Classic N-Tier Architecture
- #19 Actual n-tier deployment on AWS
- #20 But actually, might look more like this
- #24 Client talks to the Backend
- #25 You only need to deploy this now
- #33 I mean, who cares? Evented and service driven by design, so in effect, yes, of course.
- #52 If testing is hard, you are doing it wrong
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