AWS Lambda
Is AWS Lambda a Replacement For Servers?
Function-as-a-service is great for certain classes of problems, but for some types of computation, FaaS is, quite simply, a bad fit ...
Overcoming the Challenges and Costs of Serverless
Since its inception in the late 1990s, the cloud has always been about reducing undifferentiated heavy lifting in IT. Services like AWS EC2 manage server hardware and give users elastic scaling to ...
Serverless Computing is Great, Except When it’s Not
Serverless computing is an innovative way of operating your application in the cloud. Essentially, it allows you to run an application without the need to allocate computer instances to the program. This ...
Triggermesh Melds AWS Lambda with Kubernetes
IT organizations looking to move functions that were developed for the Lambda serverless computing framework from Amazon Web Services to Kubernetes clusters now can take advantage of an open source TriggerMesh Knative ...
Platform9 Extends Serverless Framework for Kubernetes
Platform9 has extended the open source Fission.io serverless computing framework it developed for Kubernetes clusters to include a range of additional capabilities intended to make the serverless framework more accessible within the ...
Twistlock Looks to Secure Serverless Computing
As an early pioneer in the development of a security framework optimized for containers, Twistlock has been at the forefront of securing emerging technology platforms. Now the company is extending that security ...
Serverless Computing and Docker: What They Have in Common
Container platforms such as Docker and serverless compute services such as AWS Lambda are among the hottest trends in IT right now. What do they have to do with one another? Let’s ...
AWS Stokes Container Management Debate
Amazon Web Services is gearing up to throw its weight around in the debate over container management and orchestration. At the re:Invent 2016 conference, AWS announced plans to create a Blox project ...
