Great intro to serverless functions. FaaS has a lot of potential in satisfying hungry key functions in projects with micro service architectures.
We are currently converting a few projects from pure msa into mixed msa and a function oriented architecure. Hopes of improved scalability are high and for now seem legit. I recommend people starting new projects to have FaaS in mind because extracting specific functions out of microservices can be quite hard.
Thank you, I'm happy you enjoyed it. I think people are just now realizing what a neat thing serverless is. It's not yet as mature as I would hope but it's getting there.
Thank you. I think eg. the knative stack feels pretty mature already. But I agree one should only slowly integrate specific FaaS cases into production and see how they perform. Our experience is good so far and generally speaking there is alot of development happening upstream atm so stay tuned :)
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Great intro to serverless functions. FaaS has a lot of potential in satisfying hungry key functions in projects with micro service architectures.
We are currently converting a few projects from pure msa into mixed msa and a function oriented architecure. Hopes of improved scalability are high and for now seem legit. I recommend people starting new projects to have FaaS in mind because extracting specific functions out of microservices can be quite hard.
Thank you, I'm happy you enjoyed it. I think people are just now realizing what a neat thing serverless is. It's not yet as mature as I would hope but it's getting there.
Best of luck with your projects!
Thank you. I think eg. the knative stack feels pretty mature already. But I agree one should only slowly integrate specific FaaS cases into production and see how they perform. Our experience is good so far and generally speaking there is alot of development happening upstream atm so stay tuned :)