Found 21 results for: Serverless Functions
Cloud providers promise nirvana with 'Serverless', but the latency and vendor lock-in can kill your architecture. Here is how to build a high-performance FaaS platform on Norwegian infrastructure using Docker and OpenFaaS.
Is Serverless the end of the VPS? Unlikely. We dissect the hype, analyze the latency penalties for Nordic users, and demonstrate how to build a hybrid event-driven architecture using Docker Swarm and high-performance KVM instances.
While the hype around AWS Lambda grows, pragmatic engineers know the truth: serverless doesn't mean no servers. We explore hybrid patterns that combine FaaS agility with the raw power of NVMe-backed VDS for stateful reliability.
Serverless isn't magic—it's just someone else's computer with a 3-second cold start. Learn how to combine FaaS scalability with the raw IOPS of NVMe VPS for a robust, low-latency architecture.
The 'Serverless' buzzword is dominating 2017, but proprietary cloud functions come with cold starts and data residency risks. Here is how to architect a containerized, self-hosted FaaS alternative using Docker and Nginx on Norwegian infrastructure.
AWS Lambda and the 'Serverless' movement are dominating headlines in 2015, but is the technology ready for mission-critical Nordic workloads? We analyze the latency trade-offs, vendor lock-in risks, and hybrid architectures that combine FaaS agility with the raw power of KVM virtualization.
AWS Lambda is trending, but the recent Safe Harbor invalidation changes the game for European data. Learn how to implement serverless-style event loops using Docker 1.9 and RabbitMQ on high-performance Norwegian infrastructure.
Is Serverless the end of the sysadmin? Hardly. In this 2016 retrospective, we dissect the latency, cost, and lock-in risks of FaaS, and propose a high-performance hybrid model using Docker and NVMe VPS in Norway.
Is AWS Lambda the future or just vendor lock-in with latency issues? We analyze Serverless patterns for 2016, the death of Safe Harbor, and how to build event-driven architectures on high-performance Norwegian VPS without losing control.
It is May 2017, and the industry is screaming about FaaS. But for serious Norwegian DevOps, AWS Lambda's latency and lock-in are deal-breakers. Here is how to build serverless architectures on your own terms using Docker, RabbitMQ, and high-performance NVMe VPS.
Is AWS Lambda the only way to do serverless? We explore self-hosted event-driven patterns using Docker 1.12 and RabbitMQ to keep your data in Norway and your latency low.
Is the 'Serverless' hype worth the vendor lock-in? We explore how to implement event-driven architectures using Docker and Queues on high-performance Norwegian VPS infrastructure, avoiding cold starts and data sovereignty headaches.
The 'Serverless' buzzword is dominating 2016, but Function-as-a-Service isn't a silver bullet. We explore how to build a pragmatically 'serverless' architecture using Docker, Nginx, and high-performance KVM instances in Norway.
Is Serverless just a buzzword for 'someone else's computer'? We dismantle the hype, explore real-world event-driven patterns using Docker and RabbitMQ, and show why high-performance VPS infrastructure often beats public cloud FaaS on latency and cost.
While AWS Lambda makes headlines, the real power of the 'serverless' concept lies in decoupled, asynchronous architectures. Here is how to build event-driven worker pools using RabbitMQ and Docker without suffering vendor lock-in or latency penalties.
Forget AWS Lambda cold starts and unpredictable billing. Learn how to architect a latency-crushing, private FaaS cluster using Docker Swarm and OpenFaaS on CoolVDS NVMe instances in Oslo. Total control, zero lock-in.
AWS Lambda is making waves, but vendor lock-in and cold starts are production killers. Here is how to architect a true event-driven microservices stack on high-performance VPS in Norway using Docker and RabbitMQ.
With the recent invalidation of Safe Harbor, relying on US-based 'Serverless' clouds is a legal minefield. Here is how to architect scalable, containerized microservices on Norwegian infrastructure using Docker and Nginx.
Is AWS Lambda the future or a vendor trap? We explore how to build 'serverless' agility using Docker and KVM on Norwegian soil without sacrificing control or IOPS.
While Silicon Valley buzzes about AWS Lambda, pragmatic engineers know the truth: latency and vendor lock-in are the killers. Here is how to architect a container-based microservices platform on KVM that rivals 'serverless' agility without sacrificing control.
Discover why Firecracker MicroVMs are changing the serverless landscape with sub-second boot times.