Ouch! What I Learned From Being Hit by a Serverless, Ruby Boomerang!
summary
Maintains the open-source Ruby FDK for the FN serverless platform, fixes JSON parsing and multi-document input, migrates the runtime from stdin/stdout to HTTP stream, and refactors a Go-written shim into idiomatic Ruby so deployed functions work as Docker images with Docker-in-Docker. FN runs on any Docker host, has over 75 contributors, offers a promises-based flow orchestration, and the current build works but needs better tests, Truffle Ruby support, and a Rust FDK.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 6:33Serverless Upsides
- 7:05Serverless Downsides
- 11:05Freedom
- 14:53Triggers
- 15:54Request Process
- 17:30Anatomy of a Function
- 17:51Ruby FDK
- 18:42Starting Out
- 21:26What I've done
- 25:09Summer Holiday
- 26:39What I want to do
- 27:35What I've learned
- 32:17Take Aways #1
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