An introduction to serverless
summary
Serverless splits into two concrete pieces: back-end as a service components like Google Firebase and AWS Cognito that replace databases and auth, and functions as a service where code is deployed as zipped functions/jars. The platform brings up a short-lived container per event (HTTP, S3/object-store changes, message bus, or cron), runs the function, then tears the container down. Claims: no host/process management and faster development, with some operational and cold-start rough edges.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 2:14Functions-as-a-Service (Faas)
- 2:50Application (process)
- 4:58Network File System (for file processing, data pipelines)
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