Serverless computing is a popular approach for cloud-based applications, but it's not the best fit in every case. Too often serverless fails to deliver business value. A recent report published by ...

Kevin Macwan is a Software Development Manager for Amazon, with 9+ years of experience in building distributed cloud platform services. Serverless architecture is no longer the future of computing—it ...

Will the new advances in serverless really address the problems enterprises have, or are they more hype to protect the public cloud providers’ investments? Serverless computing has had a tumultuous ...

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"Serverless" is a style of programming for cloud platforms that is changing the way applications are built, deployed, and ultimately, consumed. Read now After much excitement about serverless ...

The term “serverless computing” has been bandied about a lot of late, and is seen as a super-efficient way to make use of cloud resources, but there is much more to it than that. The concept has ...

Some developers want complete control over their cloud infrastructure. They don't mind managing cloud servers and administering databases. The App Platform is convenient, but it still requires ...

Serverless computing is a type of cloud service where the hosting provider allocates adequate resources for you on the fly rather than making you pay for dedicated servers or capacity in advance. It’s ...

Digital Integration: Overcoming Enterprise Data Challenges In enterprise circles, a serverless architecture sounds like infrastructure deconstruction to the extreme. How can you do anything without a ...

Security considerations must be taken into account in every line of code for any app developer, no matter what the application or where it is to run. This much is standard operating practice today.

The definition of cloud computing may be nebulous, but its promise is clear. Instead of filling a warehouse with servers and paying people to manage them, a company can pay a cloud computing provider ...