Why the fuss about serverless
summary
Argues serverless (Lambda) shifts compute from product to utility, dropping MTTR and forcing new architecture and ops practices that make functional billing meaningful and reveal real code cost. Describes building a JavaScript full-stack PaaS called Zemke in 2007 that let teams write front and back in one language, grew fast but was killed by a parent-company decision, and shows how APIs + industrialized components create ecosystems where JavaScript front and back-end and serverless enable tiny, focused services to scale.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 7:15Why
- 8:19Situational Awareness
- 16:26A cup of tea
- 18:56Patterns
- 22:37Principles
- 29:59Ecosystem approach
- 31:15Circular path
- 32:54History of computing
- 35:43End of cloud
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