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Serverless or Servicefull

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Argues that “serverless” is actually servicefull: applications compose managed cloud offerings via events rather than owning servers. Describes a working approach using CloudEvents spec, Kubernetes CRDs/controllers and provider projects (Config Connector, ACK, Azure Service Operator) to expose cloud APIs. Shows a product built as TriggerMesh bridges that declares sources (Salesforce, Splunk, S3, GCP, AWS, Azure, Google Healthcare API), routes and transforms events to sinks, and reports live use cases for audit/governance, Salesforce-backend sync and healthcare integrations.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:29We have come a long way in 6 years !!!
  3. 1:24Three narratives
  4. 2:47A "Multi-cloud" environment
  5. 4:08For good reasons
  6. 4:55Cloud definition, a flash back ...
  7. 6:21Serverless ?
  8. 7:59The Cloud is becoming "Serverless"
  9. 10:18You go serviceful!
  10. 11:01DevOps to DevApps
  11. 14:10Some glue
  12. 14:24And avoid making Spaghetti !
  13. 16:02kubernetes CRD to the rescue
  14. 17:34Declarative API for TriggerMesh Bridges
  15. 18:27Event Sources and Sinks/Targets
  16. 19:21System Operation
  17. 20:29Use Cases
  18. 22:50Conclusions
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