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Choose your own adventure on the serverless roadmap

Choose your own adventure on the serverless roadmap

Do you know about serverless? Have you used it on AWS, Azure, and or Google? In this session you will get a better idea of how it works on each platform.

Matt Williams

May 17, 2018
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  1. @technovangelist Who am I Matt Williams Evangelist at Datadog @technovangelist

    youtube.com/user/technovangelist [email protected] Organizer of DevOps Days Boston 2017 & 2018
  2. @technovangelist Who is Datadog SaaS-based Monitoring & Analytics Infrastructure, APM,

    Logs Open Source Agent Trillions of data points per day We are hiring!!
  3. © 2017, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All

    rights reserved. I like to talk about Serverless…
  4. @technovangelist What is Serverless Yes, it is Serverless As far

    as you are concerned Don’t pay for idle Scale with ease FaaS
  5. @technovangelist Supported Triggers AWS Google Cloud HTTP Cloud Storage Cloud

    Pub/Sub Firebase Azure Timer Storage queues and blobs Service Bus queues and topics Cosmos DB Event Hubs Event Grid HTTP/WebHook S3 DynamoDB Kinesis SNS SES Cognito Cloudwatch Logs Cloudwatch Events CodeCommit Config Alexa Lex API Gateway IoT CloudFront Lambda
  6. @technovangelist Serverless Pricing AWS $0.000016/GB-s … 400,000 GB-s free …

    $0.20 per million executions … 1 million free executions Azure $0.000016/GB-s … 400,000 GB-s free … $0.20 per million executions … 1 million free executions Google $0.0000025/GB-s … 400,000 GB-s free … $0.40 per million executions … 2 million free executions
  7. @technovangelist Process on AWS 1) Create S3 Bucket 2) Push

    web page content to S3 3) Set permissions (cors, public read) 4) Create DynamoDB 5) Create Lambda (and write the actual function) 6) Set permissions (Lambda to access Dynamo) 7) Create API Gateway 8) Edit webpage content with API Gateway for form action 9) Debug
  8. @technovangelist Process on Azure 1) Create Azure Function App 2)

    Create page serving function (copy/paste boilerplate) 3) Upload content to App 4) Add a Proxy in the App (friendlier URL) 5) Add a Table output in the App 6) Create function (and write the actual function) 7) Debug
  9. @technovangelist Process on Google 1) Create Cloud Storage Bucket 2)

    Push web page content to Bucket 3) Create BigTable 4) Create Cloud Function (and write the actual function) 5) Edit webpage content with Cloud Function URL for form action 6) Debug
  10. @technovangelist Serverless Challenges • Logging and debugging is a bit…painful

    • Cold start is a thing but it may not be as bad as you think. • Cold start is a thing and it could be worse than you think • Every Function should do one thing…except if you can’t afford it https://github.com/anaibol/awesome-serverless @technovangelist