AWS re:Invent 2023 - Best practices for serverless developers (SVS401)

Do you want to take advantage of the full power of serverless architectures for your production workloads? Are you wondering how events can help your applications scale? Have you been trying to tune your applications for higher performance and lower cost? This session provides architectural best practices, optimizations, and useful shortcuts that experts use to build secure, high-scale, and high-performance serverless applications.
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[@astuyve]

Great talk, I was glad to be there! Thanks again for the shoutout @ 24:55

[@AWSEventsChannel]

We're so glad you enjoyed the talk! ❤️ 🙌

[@atehrosius]

Excelllent talk. 👏👏👏. Greatest performance hack..."Just Upgrade your dependency versions".

[@AvaniDeogire]

Great talk

[@known_fellow5916]

Well, enjoyed the presentation (mostly the part covered by Chris), lots to takeaway. [The other speaker was mostly sounding like a News reporter ! , No offence meant] . A subtle observation, at t=22:00, it looks like running smaller lambda’s is more expensive which contradicts the best practice mentioned at t=11:10 i.e. breaking one big lambda to many micro lambdas !!

[@shoebsmk]

Thanks

[@devopmh]

It was such a great talk

[@AWSEventsChannel]

Glad you enjoyed! 😀