Modernizing Applications with Containers and Serverless
summary
Explains architectural principles and core components for modernizing applications using containers and serverless on AWS. Covers how containers and AWS serverless services can accelerate modernization whether migrating, refactoring an existing workload, or building a new application.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:40Why modernize?
- 5:36Modernization strategies
- 7:32Replatform
- 9:30Refactor
- 13:46Modernizing with containers
- 17:12What to do with existing applications
- 18:47Compute architecture and infrastructure options
- 19:53Other infrastructure and architecture options
- 22:57No boundaries: Run AWS wherever you want
- 24:28Amazon ECS Anywhere
- 25:59Amazon EKS Distro
- 26:24Amazon EKS Add-ons
- 27:11Reducing the pain of managing infrastructure
- 28:13Building a shared services platform
- 29:08Managing deployments with AWS Proton
- 30:00Observability to help meet your SLAs
- 30:46Abstracting developer pain
- 30:58Sharing container software
- 32:33Creating and deploying new applications
- 33:12Future vision
- 34:11Learn containers and serverless
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