Most companies today develop applications and deploy them on servers — whether on-premises or in the cloud. That means figuring out how much server, storage and database power they need ahead of time, ...

The recent evolution of .NET has been fun to watch. Since .NET became an open-source platform, it has finally delivered on its cross-platform promise. At the same time, support for Linux has given it ...

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Amazon Web Services has been at the forefront of a new cloud application development model since it launched its Lambda service in 2014. That service offers developers a “serverless” environment where ...

The React JavaScript library for Web development -- enjoying immense popularity right now -- is featured in a just-launched serverless starter kit that leverages new capabilities of the AWS Mobile Hub ...

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From AWS Lambda and Azure Functions to Knative and OpenFaaS, we have at least a dozen functions-as-a-service platforms to choose from. Here’s how to navigate the options. Running a server farm in the ...

One of the most obvious trends in enterprise computing has been the migration from on-premise hardware to cloud-managed services. Virtualization allowed on-premise hardware to be used as a container ...

After previously demonstrating how to deploy a serverless application to AWS Lambda, Brien Posey shows how to create a test event, run a test, and then remove the application. In my previous article, ...

Cloud giant Amazon Web Services (AWS) has extended its Amplify family of cloud tools/services for developing mobile apps with new iOS- and Android-specific libraries. The AWS Amplify service, which ...