Cold Start: Nanoservices and AWS Serverless Application Repository

Hi there,

Welcome to the first release of Cold Start! This week ServerlessOps is excited about the recent general availability of AWS Serverless Application repository. We see this as a great leap towards using nanoservices to compose functional applications. And we're not the only ones!

Remember to visit our blog tomorrow. We'll discuss our thoughts on nanoservices, composing applications, and even show what we've released and how it helped us reach these opinions on the future of building applications.

Cheers,

Tom at ServerlessOps

Why the fuss about serverless?

This Simon Wardley piece is a must read for anyone interested in why serverless will be transformative. Best of all there's this quote.

"it encourages far greater levels of re-use. One of the problems with the old object orientated world was there was no effective communication mechanism to expose what had been built. You’d often find duplication of objects and functions within a single company let alone between companies. Again, exposing as web services encourages this to change. That assumes someone has the sense to build a discovery mechanism such as a service register."

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Examining the AWS Serverless Application Repository

Mike Roberts of Symphonia takes us through using AWS Serverless Application Repository. Haven't tried the service out yet? This is everything you need to get started.

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Deep Dive Into Deploying and Publishing Serverless Apps

Interested in building Serverless applications on AWS? James Hood and Salman Paracha show how to build and deploy one. Pay careful attention to James and his aws-serverless-twitter-event-source service. Have ideas on how to reuse it to create a new application?

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Making sense of AWS re:Invent
In the course of our recent work, we chatted with Will Hamill and had a great discussion about being able to search for reusable infrastructure and domain logic just like we browse Github, NPM, PyPi, and etc. for software today. His post re:Invent blog post gives a good means of understanding the reasoning behind what we see out of AWS.

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ApplicationCostMonitoring in AWS Serverless Application Repository
We've released ApplicationCostMonitoring to Serverless Application Repository. It's a nanoservice for parsing your AWS Cost and Usage reports. Use it with our S3 or DynamoDB publishers. Or, compose your own application using it. Doesn't the ability to compose applications with reusable domain logic sound amazing? We think it does... ;)

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