Serverless - the way microservices should be

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Argues that serverless moves operations toward zero by running small AWS Lambda functions, using Claudia.js or the Serverless framework to deploy, and integrating API Gateway, SNS, CloudWatch, and DynamoDB; claims cost drops (example: 1 million free requests on AWS, companies allegedly spending <$100), shows a handler.js example and deploy commands, and notes real limits: cold starts, vendor lock-in, lack of guaranteed SLA, and simpler but different operational work.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:45ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY
3. 2:43How did we get here?
4. 3:13Monolith - Cons
5. 5:45Microservices - Pros
6. 8:26How we do microservices now?
7. 8:58Communication
8. 10:58Serverless - Pros
9. 13:38How does serverless "kill" DevOps?
10. 15:02Who are the serverless providers?
11. 15:56Comparison
12. 17:31Serverless architecture
13. 19:18Asynchronous
14. 20:02Logging
15. 24:09Claudia API Builder
16. 26:56Conclusion

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