Nicholas Klick, GitLab | GitLab Commit 2020
summary
Predicts Knative GA soon and argues it makes sense when teams already run Kubernetes, enabling production serverless without vendor lock‑in. Calls out three concrete trends: running serverless at the edge, composing apps from managed services rather than functions (functionless serverless), and tighter CI/CD to serverless providers. Notes GitLab now provisions Kubernetes clusters and deploys function runtimes from a repo and documents GitLab CI/CD integration with AWS Lambda, while tooling like AWS SAM, Terraform and service frameworks handle bootstrapping and deployment.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:36State of Server Lists in 2020
- 0:53What Is the State of Serverless in 2020
- 8:01What Does It Mean for Gitlab Customers
- 9:10Service Integrations
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