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Serverless API with AWS Lambda, AWS API Gateway, and DynamoDB

Reading Time: 5 minutes Since we are using AWS cloud services, make sure you have an account for the AWS Console. Let’s start with some basic concepts of serverless computing and then will build serverless API. Introduction “Serverless computing is a method of providing backend services on an as-used basis”, i.e developers do not need to worry about writing the code for the server, creating the server, maintaining the Continue Reading

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Using Serverless To Save Up To Weeks Of Development Time

Reading Time: 3 minutes In this article, we will talk about how we will be using serverless to save up to weeks of development time. To demonstrate this, we will be taking an example of a RESTful service which is pretty standard and many projects spend weeks of development time in early stages of the project to set it up. If you take a look at the above diagram, Continue Reading

Cloudstate with Java (Part 2): Getting Started with Java

Reading Time: 2 minutes In our last blog, we talked about the various prerequisites needed to implement cloudstate with Java. In this blog we will look into few more points to keep in mind while implementing cloudstate using Java. So lets go ahead! The Protobuf files In our previous blog we read about the Protoc compiler which is required to compile gRPC protobuf descriptors. We also learned that this Continue Reading

Cloudstate with Java (Part 1): Getting Started with Java

Reading Time: 2 minutes In today’s world, serverless computing has evolved a lot. And with this concept of serverless computing, Lightbend has come up with an amazing framework known as Cloudstate.  Cloudstate is a specification, protocol, and reference implementation for providing distributed state management patterns suitable for Serverless computing. – cloudstate.io To know more about Cloudstate please go through the blog series: Cloudstate – What is it ? Cloudstate Continue Reading

Cloudstate (Part 2): Why we need it?

Reading Time: 2 minutes In our previous blog post, Cloudstate (Part 1): What is it?, we came to know about the Serverless Computing, it’s advantages, and a brief introduction of Cloudstate. In this blog post we will deep dive further into Cloudstate by understanding, why we need it? For which we need to know the limitations of the Serverless Computing. Why? Because Cloudstate overcomes them and that’s why it Continue Reading

Cloudstate (Part 1): What is it?

Reading Time: 2 minutes Serverless Computing, I hope you have heard or read this term in many tech talks and articles. And that’s because it is trending these days. But what is it? That is the first question that pops up in our mind as soon as we hear or read the term Serverless Computing. In this blog post, we will not only learn about serverless computing, but also Continue Reading

What, Why, and How Cloudstate?

Reading Time: 4 minutes This article talks about the Lightbend’s Cloudstate which is used for serverless computing.

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From Serverless to Stateful Serverless

Reading Time: 5 minutes Hi all. I hope that you all must have heard of Serverless architecture. It’s quite popular and gaining a lot of attraction. In this blog, I’ll drive your attention towards Serverless architecture, and, then to Stateful Serverless architecture. We will see the pros and cons of such an architecture, followed by the concept of stateful serverless. Thus the title is, From Serverless to Stateful Serverless. Continue Reading

Unveiling The Mystery Of Serverless

Reading Time: 2 minutes In this blog, we will explore about Serverless and why it is trending so much? Serverless, is itself a self-explanatory word, means there are no servers. But, is it really true? No, it is not. Serverless does not mean the absence of servers. There are servers actually, it’s just that we don’t have to manage them. All the infrastructure is provided by companies like AWS, Google, Azure Continue Reading