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How to Overcome Challenges With AWS Lambda Logging

DevOps.com

Monitoring AWS Lambda can be a complex and potentially costly endeavor. Here’s what you need to know to stay on track and on budget Organizations are already experiencing a shift toward serverless cloud computing. The post How to Overcome Challenges With AWS Lambda Logging appeared first on DevOps.com.

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Lumigo raises $29M for its cloud-native application monitoring platform

TechCrunch

The company started with a focus on distributed tracing for serverless platforms like AWS’ API Gateway, DynamoDB, S3 and Lambda. It offers both a paid SaaS service (which includes a free tier ), as well as a free command line tool for analyzing and tuning services based on AWS Lambda and Kinesis. Image Credits: Lumigo.

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AWS Lambda Pricing for a Serverless Application

Dzone - DevOps

As you might already know, AWS Lambda is a popular and widely used serverless computing platform that allows developers to build and run their applications without having to manage the underlying infrastructure. But have you ever wondered how AWS Lambda Pricing works and how much it would cost to run your serverless application?

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Serverless is more than AWS Lambda

Stackery

Too often serverless is equated with just AWS Lambda. Yes, it’s true: Amazon Web Services (AWS) helped to pioneer what is commonly referred to as serverless today with AWS Lambda, which was first announced back in 2015.

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Instana Announces Automatic Distributed Tracing Support for Java and Go on Lambda Serverless Infrastructure

DevOps.com

The post Instana Announces Automatic Distributed Tracing Support for Java and Go on Lambda Serverless Infrastructure appeared first on DevOps.com.

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Serverless Scientist

Xebia

In this blog we explain how we implemented this QA method for testing AWS Lambda functions and our experiences with that. The post Serverless Scientist appeared first on Xebia Blog. The end goal of the Scientist […].

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Using Golang for your Serverless projects

Xebia

In one of my previous blogs I wrote why I switched to compiled languages for my lambda functions. But using Golang for your lambda functions does add some challenges. When you are creating a serverless project, this changes. This is because each lambda function needs to be its own module. files, forming its own module.