Designing for the Serverless Age • Gojko Adzic • GOTO 2017

[@FlashDark]

This talk is incredible - it was both entertaining and educations. I can't stress enough how much I enjoyed it.

[@lukaslukac8680]

Amazing talk Gojko Adzic! I learned a lot. Glad to hear East Europe accents in talks :)

[@iziad]

Superb talk. So clear and full of actual information.

[@robertiansweetman]

This is a truly great talk

[@curiosull]

After the first 5min I hit the Like button. After the first 15min I added the video to my recent blogpost (about the mindset migrating from a Monolith to the "cloud" -- coder.today). As for experiments, at least in mobile gaming is a known strategy to do ABtests in Australia and Canada, then soft releases then release to US. The first impact I had on clients talking directly to the database was firebase, so simple that it works.

[@PaulStephenson003]

This talk is a great use of your time if you are still thinking through serverless and want to learn without marketing and opinions from a vendor. In short, Watch IT! :)

[@michaelhughes8413]

Really interesting!

[@Steve-cn5up]

That was a fantastic talk!! I learned so much and our small business will benefit greatly from this lecture!! Thanks

[@chandan3027]

Excellent energy and excellent talk on serverless

[@ApodyktycznyCzlek]

A little shoutout to ~ 18 min - It's not the best practice to put a web server (like Express.js) in your AWS Lambda. You'd rather use AWS API Gateway for handling REST API, so Lambda can process only the actual event - this way you can save a lot of duration time, reserved memory, your request will start and respond faster. Of course, if your goal is to move your VMs to Lambda in no-time then it's quite okay, but it's should be considered as technical debt.

[@javastream5015]

Excellent! Vrlo dobro!

[@nisimjoseph]

amazing lecture! thank you!

[@7imbrook]

Link to paper for anyone interested dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3117767

[@TankaNafaka]

fala lipa! :)

[@hhelluri]

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