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We’re pleased to share our first podcast, “The Serverless Show.” In addition to the below summarized article and […]
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With Event Grid, Microsoft introduced a new Azure service last year that it hopes will become the glue that holds together modern event-driven and distributed applications. Starting today, Event Grid is generally available, with all the SLAs and … Continue reading Microsoft’s Azure Event Grid hits general availability
As the cloud environment reaches maturity, it is increasingly becoming a security target. When it comes to cloud, security experts will need to decide who they can trust.
Next year, if they haven’t done so already, companies will need to dev… Continue reading 3 Application Security Predictions for 2018
As the cloud environment reaches maturity, it is increasingly becoming a security target. When it comes to cloud, security experts will need to decide who they can trust.
Next year, if they haven’t done so already, companies will need to dev… Continue reading 3 Application Security Predictions for 2018
Pivotal wants to be the development platform that serves everyone, and today at their SpringOne Platform (S1P) developer conference in San Francisco, they announced a huge upgrade to their Pivotal Cloud Foundry platform (PCF) that includes suppor… Continue reading Pivotal has something for everyone in the latest Cloud Foundry Platform release
Aidan Finn explains how Functions enable serverless code execution in Azure.
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Microsoft announced a new product in its Azure line-up in preview today that will make it easier for developers to build event-based applications. The Azure Event Grid makes events (like uploading a picture or video, clicking a button, updating a database, etc.) first-class Azure objects. Event Grid complements Azure Functions and Azure Logic Apps, Microsoft’s existing serverless offerings. Read More Continue reading Microsoft launches Azure Event Grid, a fully managed event routing service
Serverless offers developers an open source framework that allows them to more easily write applications for platform like AWS Lambda and — in the near future — Microsoft’s Azure Functions and Google’s Cloud Functions. The company today announced that its framework is now out of beta and that it has raised a $3 million seed round led by Trinity Ventures. The… Read More Continue reading Serverless raises $3M to help developers go serverless