Serverless by Design
summary
An open source tool called Serverless by Design turns an event-driven app into a directed graph and actually generates AWS SAM templates or Serverless Framework projects, then packages and deploys them. Demos include global deployment, a memory/CPU example (primes under 1M: 128MB → 12s, 1GB → 1.5s at similar cost), customer wins (Fannie Mae runs Monte Carlo 4× faster), and automated canary 10% 10 minutes rollouts with hooks and alarms.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Developer Survey
- 1:13What is Serverless
- 2:10Functions
- 3:23Use cases
- 4:38IT automation
- 5:01Financial institutions
- 5:24Fannie Mae
- 5:53Photowalk
- 6:17Cost
- 6:48Memory
- 8:09Event Sources
- 9:02Execution Model
- 10:41Security
- 11:21API Gateway
- 11:38Features
- 11:57Lambda Integration
- 13:04Architecture as Code
- 13:51Serverless Application Model
- 14:16Service Functions
- 15:01CloudFormation
- 15:12Deploy
- 16:14Serverless by Design
- 22:53Whats next
- 23:14Deploying Functions
- 26:23Monitoring Deployments
- 29:42Summary
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