Webiny
summary
Open-source serverless framework that runs on AWS today, coded in Node.js & React with a GraphQL federation layer, a CLI and deploy pipeline, plus an admin UI, page builder and headless CMS, form builder and file manager with on-the-fly image processing. Runs with MongoDB Atlas now and plans DynamoDB; claims enterprises cut infrastructure bills ~50–80%. Project starts 2018, first release Q2 2019, MIT-licensed, ~2,000 GitHub stars and used by enterprises (Intuit listed), designed for self-hosted production use.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Webiny introduction
- 1:07What is serverless
- 3:15Serverless challenges
- 5:25Webiny simplifies adoption
- 6:30Webiny architecture
- 8:18Webiny framework
- 9:22Webiny CLI and GraphQL API
- 10:48Webiny admin UI
- 11:50Webiny’s ready-made applications
- 13:58Solving serverless challenges
- 15:28Conclusion
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