AWS Lambda, Amazon’s serverless platform, now features support for functions written in Go, the increasingly popular programming language that was originally developed at Google.

Lambda’s success sparked a wave of serverless services within AWS, from S3 triggers to DynamoDB integrations, providing developers with an expansive toolkit for event-driven, scalable applications.

Most companies today develop applications and deploy them on servers -- whether on-premises or in the cloud. That means figuring out how much server, ...

AWS Lambda is about to grab more case studies and production workloads as no-ops gains traction. Toss in other efforts from cloud vendors and even managing a cloud server seems absurd.

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This comprehensive guide covers AWS Lambda, an on-demand serverless computing service. Learn how Lambda complements other AWS services, and how your business can use it.

Creating an AWS Lambda function and trigger There are many ways to create a Lambda function, including plug-ins for IDEs like Eclipse and tools like the Serverless Framework.

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Forget about AWS Lambda and Kubernetes - AWS Fargate is the real future of serverless because it's containers that matter, says New Relic's Lee Atchison Last year I wrote an article on what serverless ...