The hottest Serverless Computing Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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DevOps, K8s, and the Cloud 6 HN points 24 Apr 24
  1. Stick to using standard, open, and protocol-compliant resources whenever possible for cloud portability.
  2. If leveraging proprietary capabilities, wrap them in clean abstractions to swap out implementations across clouds easily.
  3. Prioritize cloud portability early to avoid the risks of vendor lock-in and technical debt in the future.
Technology Made Simple 39 implied HN points 07 Aug 22
  1. Serverless Computing allows developers to build and run code without managing servers, saving costs and increasing flexibility.
  2. In serverless computing, developers pay for the exact amount of server space they need, eliminating expenses for idle infrastructure.
  3. Large server providers offer servers as a service, benefiting small organizations while ensuring scalability and cost-effectiveness.
How Software "Sells Itself" 2 HN points 18 Feb 23
  1. Enterprise software often lacks user-extendability, leading to workarounds or completely custom tools.
  2. Having a user-friendly code editor can simplify adding custom functionality to software.
  3. Modern technologies like Monaco and serverless platforms make it feasible to achieve user-extendability and advanced debugging features.
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realkinetic 0 implied HN points 20 Aug 19
  1. Serverless computing means cloud providers fully manage server infrastructure, allowing focus on application code and business logic.
  2. Benefits of serverless model include automatic scaling, fault-tolerance, and paying only for the resources used.
  3. GCP offers various serverless compute options like Firebase, Cloud Functions, App Engine, and Cloud Run, each with specific characteristics and use cases.
realkinetic 0 implied HN points 29 Jan 19
  1. Google Stackdriver provides free uptime checks for monitoring service availability across regions and response latencies.
  2. Implementing Stackdriver uptime checks with Cloud Identity-Aware Proxy can be challenging due to authentication requirements.
  3. A workaround solution involves using Google Cloud Functions as a proxy to authenticate Stackdriver uptime checks for IAP-protected resources.