Podcasts about lambda layers

In this episode, I spoke with Heitor Lessa, who is a principal solution architect at AWS that specializes in serverless. He's also the man behind the popular AWS Lambda Powertools project which is available in a number of languages.We talked about the history of the Lambda Powertools project, and the challenges and learnings from building in public. And Heitor shared the public roadmap for the Lambda Powertools and announced some exciting features that are going to be available soon.Additionally, we also discussed the trade-offs of monolithic Lambda functions, aka "fat functions", and why Heitor prefers them nowadays. And we talked about Lambda Layers and when it's a good idea to use them. Hint: You shouldn't use Lambda Layers as a replacement for package managers such as NPM.You can also watch this episode on YouTube here, and see the code samples that Heitor shared during the episode.Links from the episode:Lambda Powertools RoadmapLambda Powertools discord My post on when to use Lambda LayersYou can find Heitor on X as @heitor_lessa and his LinkedIn profile here.For more stories about real-world use of serverless technologies, please subscribe to the channel and follow me on X as @theburningmonk.And if you're hungry for more insights, best practices, and invaluable tips on building serverless apps, make sure to subscribe to our free newsletter and elevate your serverless game! https://theburningmonk.com/subscribeOpening theme song:Cheery Monday by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3495-cheery-mondayLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

About Farrah CampbellAfter 10 years of working in healthcare management, a serendipitous 20-minute car ride with Kara Swisher inspired Farrah to make the jump into technology. She has worked at multiple startups in many different capacities, eventually working her way to being the Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Containers & Serverless.Farrah previously worked as Ecosystems Director, at Stackery where she managed the relationship with AWS including Stackery as an Advanced Technology Partner, achieving the AWS DevOps Competency, a launch partner for Lambda Layers and is an AWS Serverless Hero. Farrah has cultivated the serverless community as an organizer of Portland Serverless Days, the Portland Serverless Meetup, along with numerous serverless workshops and the Portland tech community events from Techfest to bringing multiple luminaries to Portland. Twitter: @FarrahC32 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/farrahcampbell/ AWS Community Builders: https://aws.amazon.com/developer/community/community-builders/

In this episode, Michael dives into how we built the Lambda Layers security features to allow Twistlock to be embedded and to secure Lambda Layers.

In this weeks episode we are lucky to have both Matthieu Napoli and Neal Brooks on the show to discuss all things Serverless PHP. We start off by discussing what drew Matthieu to Serverless, the creation of the Bref project and the technical challenges encountered with getting PHP to work within the Lambda environment. From here, we touch upon the reasons behind moving from the Serverless Framework to SAM (for the 0.3 release) and how Bref uses the new Lambda Layers and Runtime API. This leads us on to highlight how a typical PHP project would use Bref, the decision to be opinionated in order to stay minimal and the experimental Loop SAPI. Finally, we envision what the future holds for the Bref project and Serverless compute.

In episode 45 of Mobycast, we discuss Lambda Layers, the Runtime API, and how to make serverless more modular. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker, and modern software deployment.

In episode 45 of Mobycast, we discuss Lambda Layers, the Runtime API, and how to make serverless more modular. Welcome to Mobycast, a weekly conversation about containerization, Docker, and modern software deployment.

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This week The New Stack hits the road again, hitting two conferences in Las Vegas. TNS managing editor Joab Jackson calls in from Amazon Web Services' annual user conference, AWS Re:Invent, which brought a plethora of new services and features. Most notably, the cloud giant introduced two new technologies to further integrate serverless into other cloud-based IT operations, lambda Layers and the Lambda Runtime API. Lambda Layers provides a way to centrally manage code and data so that it can be shared across multiple functions. And the Lambda Runtime API provides a simple interface to use any programming language, or a specific language version, within Lambda. This allows users to bring in other programming languages. Already, partners have developed packages to run code written in Rust, C++, Erlang and even Cobol to run Lambda. And through Layers, companies are offering their monitoring and security services, including Datadog, IOPipe, Epsagon and NodeSource.

Watch Werner Vogels deliver his AWS re:Invent 2018 keynote. Learn more about AWS at https://amzn.to/2FKc7zk. This year's keynote includes featured guests, Yuri Misnik, Executive General Manager, National Australia Bank (NAB), Ethan Kaplan, Chief Product Officer, Fender Musical Instruments, Mai Lan Tomsen Bukovec, AWS VP + General Manager of S3, and Holly Mesrobian, Director of Engineering, AWS Lambda. In the keynote, hear about new AWS launch announcements and get a preview of Werner's new video series, "Now Go Build" - https://youtu.be/a42kxHSX4Xw. Keynote speakers: 00:00:00 Dr Werner Vogels, Amazon CTO 00:32:30 Mai Lan Tomsen Bukovec, AWS VP + General Manager of S3 00:50:30 Ethan Kaplan, Chief Product Officer, Fender Musical Instruments 01:02:50 Holly Mesrobian, Director of Engineering, AWS Lambda. 01:33:10 Yuri Misnik, Executive General Manager, National Australia Bank (NAB) New AWS launch announcements: 01:15:20 AWS Tool Kits for popular IDEs 01:17:00 Custom Runtimes for Lambda 01:18:50 Lambda Layers 01:20:40 Nested Applications using Serverless Application Repository 01:23:10 Step Functions service integrations 01:24:25 WebSocket support for API Gateway 01:47:15 AWS Well - Architected Tool