JeffConf 2017 - Interviews from speakers & community members

https://www.jeffconf.com/

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I'm Anna Doubková and I really enjoyed JeffConf because it's such an amazing and diverse conference. It feels amazing to be at a DevOps conference with so many women and so many people and different backgrounds.

I really enjoyed the fact that it's quite a small conference because there were about a hundred people, very interesting conversations and people just talk and have fun, which is really nice.

There have been some awesome talks as well, I really enjoyed the one on Security, on figuring out how to actually make sure that our Lambda Functions will get misused by other people.

In terms of what I'm seeing in the future of serverless, I think it is the future because we have already seen the movement - from hardware to Cloud - and the less friction there will be around what we can develop and do, the more we will use it.

JeffConf London 2017

Anna Doubková @ JeffConf London 2017

JeffConf 2017 - Interviews from speakers & community members

https://www.jeffconf.com/

David Blooman @ JeffConf London 2017

Jessica Rose @ JeffConf London 2017

JeffConf 2017 - Interviews from speakers & community members

https://www.jeffconf.com/


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JeffConf to me is the getting together of the nascent community that's really exploring this new space of serverless computing.
The talk I just did, I kind of finished on looking ahead to where Serverless might be in about five years time. I think by then a lot of the operational practices that have evolved around IaaS will have been reinvented for Serverless.

I am specifically talking about canary, and the issues that we have around - you know, we can't really direct load very effectively in serverless at the moment. We really need that to be a piece of the infrastructure, and not something that we are writing in application code. And I think that is one of the things that will be fixed in five years.

But more generally, many of the operational factors of serverless will be delivered as a service. That will mean more configuration and more infrastructure as code to do that configuration, but definitely some less manual configuration of operational things, and more of it delivered as a service.

Chris Swan @ JeffConf London 2017

Patrick Debois @ JeffConf London 2017

JeffConf 2017 - Interviews from speakers & community members

https://www.jeffconf.com/

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For me JeffConf today has been absolutely excellent. I think the quality of talks has been great.
I definitely learned a lot of things, I actually came to this with very little knowledge of serverless and what we effectively have on the industry. It hasn't really answered the questions for me, but it's given me a lot more and new questions to ask, and it's opened my mind to even more possibilities of Serverless. But even more problems with it as well.

I've been very impressed by the quality of the talks, and I really liked the fact that at JeffConf there has clearly been a huge range of expertise in the audience and I think people at all level will be getting a lot of aspects. So, it's been a very enjoyable conference so far.

Anne Currie @ JeffConf London 2017

Graham Hunter @ JeffConf London 2017

Simon Wardley @ JeffConf London 2017

Paul Johnston @ JeffConf London 2017

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In diesem Podcast geht es um das Thema: Serverless Computing - Hype oder Chance? AWS Lambda, Azure Functions,
Google Cloud Functions richtig verwenden

// Inhalt //
01:04 - Was ist Serverless Computing?
03:15 - FaaS - Functions as a Service
06:43 - Cloud Anbieter für Serverless Computing
07:52 - Abrechnung von Serverless Computing Ressourcen
09:25 - AWS Lambda am Beispiel von Amazon Alexa
11:56 - Vorteil: Zeiteinsparung bei der Administration ist signifikant
14:25 - Vorteil: Abrechnung nur verbrauchter Ressourcen
15:16 - Vorteil: Kosten werden Transparent
17:09 - Vorteil: Kleine Teams können Anwendungen Millionen von Menschen zur Verfügung stellen
18:10 - Nachteil: Vendor Lock-in
20:04 - Nachteil: Keine Performance-Garantie
23:43 - Nachteil: Ressourcenbeschränkungen (CPU Zeit, RAM, Laufzeit, etc.)
25:34 - Nachteil: unflexible Laufzeitumgebungen mit fixen Softwareversionen
28:35 - Debugging bei der Entiwcklung von Functions
30:30 - In diese Szenarien ist Serverless Computing besonders sinnvoll...
35:34 - ...und in diesen sind sie nicht besonders sinnvoll

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