Enter a new world of web development where everything is serverless
summary
A hosting platform called Lagoon (open source) is built and used to run containerized sites on Kubernetes + OpenShift, delivering per-PR test instances and automated deployments; it migrates real customers (a newspaper with seven separate sites) and successfully scales stateless front ends to zero while stopping databases and dev resources when idle. Functions-as-a-service (AWS Lambda 5‑minute limit) handle event-driven tasks, Twilio integrates for SMS, and the system proves practical though full serverless requires app refactoring.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 8:11Lagoon?
- 14:33Functions as a Service (Faas)
- 18:37Loose Coupling / Decoupling
- 22:12Pets vs. Cattle Metaphor
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