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ryan_sb
10y ago
I also was on SEDaily a while back on the same topic http://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2016/06/20/serverless-co...
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Serverless Docker? Uhm, no
(serverlesscode.com)
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Interview with Lead of OpenWhisk Serverless Platform
(serverlesscode.com)
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Zappa – Run Python WSGI Apps on AWS Lambda
(serverlesscode.com)
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Bitcoin trading with the Serverless framework
(serverlesscode.com)
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Using Python in the Serverless Framework
(serverlesscode.com)
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Use Scikit-Learn on AWS Lambda
(serverlesscode.com)
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AWS-Lambda as a proxy for external services
(serverlesscode.com)
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Automated Deploys for CloudFront with ACM SSL Certs
(serverlesscode.com)
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AWS Launch Alert: SSL/TLS Certificate Manager
(serverlesscode.com)
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ryan_sb
11y ago
No reason it can't check any hostname, but all my custom SSL certs are on CloudFront.
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Get SSL Expiration Alerts with AWS Lambda and CloudWatch
(serverlesscode.com)
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Interview: building a recording booth with Lambda and Serverless Framework
(serverlesscode.com)
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Connect Kinesis and PaperTrail with Lambda
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Lambda in production: save $1000/month with a rewrite
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Interview: DEEP Framework Creators (AWS/Lambda/APIGateway)
(serverlesscode.com)
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JAWS (AWSLambda framework) is now Serverless
(serverlesscode.com)
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Customizing CloudFormation Resources with AWS Lambda
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Use CloudFormation to Deploy Lambda Functions
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Scheduling EBS Snapshots
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Reader Question: Backing Up RDS Instances
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Use PostgreSQL JSON Types in Python
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AWS Lambda: Schedule and manage backups for EBS volumes
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Schedule EC2 Instance Backups with AWS Lambda
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ryan_sb
11y ago
Not quite, they announced it would exist: "This feature will be available later this year." (from the post). But when it is available, it'll be a huge step ahead.
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There's a warmup time when a function is first executed in a container that can be up to 2 seconds depending on what libraries you include (you pay for this time [1]). After the first execution, your function environment will stay &quo
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11y ago
+1 one of the draws for Lambda is that it has easy integration with other AWS tools (Kinesis, DynamoDB, SNS, even CloudFormation) and is really low-cost since you only pay for execution time.
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Learn AWS Lambda – Welcome to Serverlesscode.com
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True, but in this particular case, the cost to time going (temporarily) backwards would only be connecting to a potentially-suboptimal disque node, and that would be remedied after the subjective-machine-time caught up with the previous sub
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ryan_sb
11y ago
Python makes it easy to do lots of things -- including very inefficient ones. Profiling your existing stuff and trying to optimize in pure Python often gets you pretty far.
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