Last Saturday (that is, December 24th), I participated in the third season of our Amazon Cloud Technology Build On, Serverless session. First of all, I am very interested in the theme of this session, because the current At work, in fact, many front-end development partners have already used serverless development in their work, but it is done in combination with some other domestic third-party products, and has not yet been applied to some technical services of Amazon (but As the technology vane of global cloud computing and cloud services, Amazon, I already feel that Amazon's cloud server technology should be more powerful than some domestic competing products before contacting it directly.)
Well, enough gossip, in fact, I have already participated in this Build On training camp as early as the event warm-up. Mr. Yulong first focused on the sharp contrast between traditional development methods and modern serverless development methods, and then focused on The technical architecture and design concepts of cloud-native and serverless are analyzed uniquely, and finally a lightweight serverless practice and use is shown for us. In short, through this training camp, I have a new understanding and understanding of cloud native and serverless from a different dimension.
Speaking of which, there may still be many people who seem to have no concept of serverless serverless. OK, let me talk about the concept of ServerLess here.
ServerLess is a kind of architecture, we can call it "serverless architecture", it does not really need a server, but based on FaaS (Fun