April 12, 2017

Take 3, Scene 21: Building a Serverless Architecture

Derek Tiffany and Huagen Peng join us for this episode of Take 3 to talk us through the process of building a serverless architecture, and why this can be a smart business move.

Having a serverless architecture means that developers can still build and run applications and services without the infrastructure management. Instead, all of the servers and server management are done through a third party host. This not only cuts down on storage costs, but also on time and personnel spent managing servers for applications, databases, and storage systems.

Listen to the Episode

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Episode Highlights

  • Derek and Huagen detail the components of a serverless architecture and how it differs from architectures that rely on servers for functionality
  • We explore the business value of moving development and production to a serverless architecture set-up
  • Huagen and Derek explain the process behind building a serverless architecture and how it differs from traditional architecture with servers

About the Guests

Derek Tiffany is a Technology Manager for 3Pillar Global with expertise across multiple technologies, including Microsoft .NET and Java frameworks. His specialities include mobile development, enterprise application, and framework integration.

Huagen Peng is a Senior Software Engineer for 3Pillar Global. He is a Certified Scrum Master and has experience with multiple technologies, including Java, Python, jQuery, and mySQL.

 

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