Reliable serverless applications require thoughtful handling of retries. Proper retry mechanisms help gracefully manage transient failures, such as network interruptions, throttling, or temporary AWS service issues.
Embracing design patterns, backoff and retry strategies, reserved concurrency, and circuit breakers equips teams to build robust, scalable systems while navigating evolving requirements.
Hackathons are the perfect playground for experimentation - chaos, coffee, and code. My latest adventure? Building Rust bindings for Python and Node.js to interact with AWS S3, optimized for serverless with AWS Lambda.
Serverless computing is a revolutionizing force in the world of cloud infrastructure. Yet, as with any technological advancement, it brings its set of challenges. One such challenge that often surfaces in discussions is vendor lock-in.
Working with AWS Serverless introduces new considerations compared to traditional architectures. While network issues can still be an issue, there are unique challenges to be aware of in the cloud.
We'll explore the fundamental building blocks of a robust hosting solution for your SPA on AWS.
