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With autoscaling, high tolerance, high availability, and a pay-as-you-go billing model out of the box, Serverless is proving to be a complete game changer. With developers only having to focus on the business logic and not worry about scale, infrastructure planning, maintenance, security patching, and many more, it has become the gateway to getting started with Cloud the new norm.

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Serverless: Your Gateway to the Cloud!
Srushith Repakula
@SrushithR

AWS Serverless Hero
Head of Engineering at KonfHub
Serverless Consultant
Co-organiser of one of the largest Serverless
meetup group - Serverless Architecture Meetup
Group, Bangalore
Organiser of AWS User Group, Tirupati
Srushith Repakula
@SrushithR

Serverless computing (or serverless for short), is an
execution model where the cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or
Google Cloud) is responsible for executing a piece of code by
dynamically allocating the resources.
And only charging for the amount of resources used to run
the code.
https://serverless-stack.com/chapters/what-is-serverless.html

Physical Virtualisation Cloud Containers Serverless
@Srushit

- Continuous scaling
- Fault tolerance
built-in
- Pay for value
- Zero maintenance
- Platform independence
- Consistent runtime
environment
- Higher resource utilization
- Easier and faster
deployments
- Isolation and sandboxing
- Start speed (deploy in
seconds)
- Requires “guess” planning
- Lives for years
on-premises
- Heavy investments
(capex)
- Low innovation factor
- Deploy in months
- Hardware independence
- Faster provisioning
speed (minutes/hours)
- Trade capex for opex
- More scale
- Faster speed and agility
- Reduced maintenance
containerization
PhysicalMachines
serverless
Virtualmachines
@SrushithR

The function lifecycle
Bootstrap the
runtime
Start your
code
Partial
cold start
Download
your code
Start new
Execution
environment
Full cold
start
AWS optimization
Warm start
Your optimization
Content Source: ReInvent talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rMiq-jw1Ig @SrushithR

Amazon Simple
Queue Service
Amazon Simple
Notiﬁcation Service
Amazon
API Gateway
AWS
AppSync
Amazon
EventBridge
AWS Step
Functions
AWS Lambda AWS Fargate
Compute
Application
Integration
Data Store
@SrushithR
Amazon Simple
Storage Service (S3)
Amazon
DynamoDB
Amazon
RDS Proxy
Amazon Aurora
Serverless

Data Processing
Web Applications Chatbots
Backend as a
Service
Autonomous IT
Use cases

@SrushithR
Srushith Repakula
Head of Engineering
KonfHub
Thank You!

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Serverless - Your Gateway to the Cloud!

1. Serverless: Your Gateway to the Cloud! Srushith Repakula @SrushithR

2. AWS Serverless Hero Head of Engineering at KonfHub Serverless Consultant Co-organiser of one of the largest Serverless meetup group - Serverless Architecture Meetup Group, Bangalore Organiser of AWS User Group, Tirupati Srushith Repakula @SrushithR

4. What is Serverless?

5. Serverless computing (or serverless for short), is an execution model where the cloud provider (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud) is responsible for executing a piece of code by dynamically allocating the resources. And only charging for the amount of resources used to run the code. https://serverless-stack.com/chapters/what-is-serverless.html

6. Physical Virtualisation Cloud Containers Serverless @Srushit

8. - Continuous scaling - Fault tolerance built-in - Pay for value - Zero maintenance - Platform independence - Consistent runtime environment - Higher resource utilization - Easier and faster deployments - Isolation and sandboxing - Start speed (deploy in seconds) - Requires “guess” planning - Lives for years on-premises - Heavy investments (capex) - Low innovation factor - Deploy in months - Hardware independence - Faster provisioning speed (minutes/hours) - Trade capex for opex - More scale - Faster speed and agility - Reduced maintenance containerization PhysicalMachines serverless Virtualmachines @SrushithR

9. @SrushithR

10. Working with Serverless @SrushithR

11. The function lifecycle Bootstrap the runtime Start your code Partial cold start Download your code Start new Execution environment Full cold start AWS optimization Warm start Your optimization Content Source: ReInvent talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rMiq-jw1Ig @SrushithR

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16. Amazon Simple Queue Service Amazon Simple Notiﬁcation Service Amazon API Gateway AWS AppSync Amazon EventBridge AWS Step Functions AWS Lambda AWS Fargate Compute Application Integration Data Store @SrushithR Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3) Amazon DynamoDB Amazon RDS Proxy Amazon Aurora Serverless

17. Data Processing Web Applications Chatbots Backend as a Service Autonomous IT Use cases

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19. @SrushithR Srushith Repakula Head of Engineering KonfHub Thank You!

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