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Skip containers and do serverless computing instead
Container technologies like Docker are very powerful, but require talent you can’t get. Serverless computing provides the same benefits—with talent you can actually get
Serverless in the cloud: AWS vs. Google Cloud vs. Microsoft Azure
With AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, and Microsoft Azure Functions, a little bit of business logic can go a very long way
AWS Lambda tutorial: Get started with serverless computing
12 steps to building an application in the Amazon cloud, without breaking a sweat or a budget
Azure Logic Apps: The IFTTT or Quick Basic for the serverless era
Microsoft’s Logic Apps gives you a no-code development environment for basic workflow-driven application integration
Get started with Azure Event Grid for serverless publish-and-subscribe
Microsoft’s publish-and-subscribe event-distribution tool is now ready for your code
Oracle joins the serverless fray with Fn
The functions-based, open source serverless computing platform requires Docker and initially supports Java
Pivotal will bring serverless computing to Cloud Foundry
But the events-based Pivotal Function Services won’t be generally accessible until 2018
Azure Functions serverless computing to finally get Java
Java joins Azure Functions’ existing support of JavaScript, C#, F#, Python, PHP, Bash, Batch, and PowerShell
Serverless computing may kill Google Cloud Platform
Unless Google can get its serverless act together, it may end up winning the container battle but losing the cloud war
Get started with Azure Event Grid for serverless events
Microsoft extends its serverless Azure platform to handle events via an infrastructureless publish-and-subscribe service
Why serverless was made for mobile development
Building mobile apps becomes infinitely simpler when we get the antiquated server stack out of the way
How AWS Lambda’s serverless functions work
A first-hand, step-by-step look at the ease and simplicity of Amazon's "function as a service" platform
Serverless computing: Don’t make the wrong choices
Tools like Amazon Web Services’ AWS Lambda and Microsoft’s Azure Functions let you develop serverless applications, but too many developers use them on the wrong apps
How serverless changes application development
Serverless architecture and function-as-a-service platforms open a whole new world of simplicity, speed, and flexibility for developers
Google’s Firebase taps serverless Cloud Functions
Performance monitoring, open source SDKs also highlighted for the tooling
Watch out for serverless computing’s blind spot
Automatic provisioning of server resources is a great idea, but it can lead to the end of upfront resource planning—and high resource costs
Microsoft’s Visual Studio tackles serverless computing, Mac dev
Azure Functions Visual Studio beta lets developers integrate Azure Functions into development flows
Serverless computing will drive out OpenStack private clouds
As public cloud services grow more compelling, OpenStack and other private cloud efforts are becoming fossils
Why everyone's so excited about serverless computing
Contrary to popular belief, the cloud doesn't make infrastructure go away—but serverless computing is taking developers a big step closer to that dream
Get functional! 5 open source frameworks for serverless computing
Want to light up your own function-as-a-service platform? Here are 5 open source offerings to lead the way
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