Building serverless end-to-end LoRaWAN solutions
summary
Live demo shows an end-to-end LoRaWAN pipeline: The Things Network HTTP integration -> API Gateway -> three AWS Lambda functions -> DynamoDB and S3, deployed with the Serverless framework and code on GitHub (the-things-network-serverless-example). Claim: no always-on server required, downlinks and uplinks handled, browser served from S3. Cost example is concrete and surprising: 10,000 devices ≈ $25/mo, 100,000 devices ≈ $350/mo. The deployment works in the demo.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 4:43PERSPECTIVE
- 8:22WHAT IS SERVERLESS?
- 9:34PROVIDERS
- 10:10PATCHING?!
- 11:31RUNTIMES
- 12:19EVENT BASED
- 14:11STATELESS
- 14:37SCALABLE BY DEFAULT.
- 16:29COSTS
- 17:00FREE STUFF
- 19:32SIMPLE WEBSITE
- 19:46CRON
- 20:32JOB QUEUEUEUEUE.
- 21:49RESILIENT UPLOADING
- 25:59FRAMEWORKS
- 31:10CONCLUSION
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