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Breaking Down Serverless Anti-Patterns

Serverless has made building in the cloud easy but we have to be wary of the unique anti-patterns that can creep into our architecture along with the solutions.

dzone.com10 Aug 2020 · summary
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by That is because serverless makes an offer that cloud developers simply can not resist, providing the following benefits: These benefits are achieved by the characteristics that define the technology. Therefore the purpose of this piece is to highlight the anti-patterns that plague serverless architectures and how they may be avoided. In understanding why this is the case, it first needs to be remembered that one of the benefits of Serverless is the pay-as-you-go model. The goal of building with serverless is to dissect the business logic in a manner that results in independent and highly decoupled functions.

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