Things I’ve learned using serverless

Things I’ve learned using serverless

  • May 6, 2018
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Things I’ve learned using serverless

After the tour-de-force of Serverlessconf in October, I decided my entire company would be going serverless. I spent the first couple of months beating my head against the wall trying to migrate a Python Flask app to Lambda—these efforts helped me find a better way.

Source: acloud.guru

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