Presently sponsored by: TotalCloud, a gamified AWS cloud management platform offering complete cloud visibility to today’s DevOps engineers & managers. On a single-pane of glass, users can get cost visibility, monitor & secure resources, and perform operations - all in real-time. I’m starting a new job at DAZN next week, exciting times! I’m looking forward to working in a very different domain, after many wonderful years in the games industry. Also, I’ll be looking for talented engineers to join my team. I[...]

Presently sponsored by: TotalCloud, a gamified AWS cloud management platform offering complete cloud visibility to today’s DevOps engineers & managers. On a single-pane of glass, users can get cost visibility, monitor & secure resources, and perform operations - all in real-time. AWS offers a wealth of options for implementing messaging patterns such as pub-sub with Lambda, let’s compare and contrast some of these options. The pub-sub pattern Publish-Subscribe (often shortened to pub-sub) is a messaging pa[...]

Congratulations on taking the first step to learn WebSharper! We have carefully put together this hands-on tutorial with the aim to help you get started with WebSharper and on your way to learn functional, reactive web development, putting you on a fast track to unleash the real web developer in you. The skills you pick up with WebSharper will make you a better web developer, and the concepts you learn will remain valid and useful with other functional, reactive web frameworks and libraries as well.

Consider a very typical scenario: you have a web application that serves an SPA. The SPA itself has several "pages," each with its own client-side routed URLs (think of Gmail, for instance.) Then people copy some of these URLs from their "session" and send them to others, who in turn expect to find exactly what the sender saw. Except with most SPAs, the server-side knows nothing about the URLs generated on the client and usually throws you back to some initial SPA page. Implementing this properly requires [...]

Tweet This is part 2 of a multipart series that explores ideas on how we could apply the principles of chaos engineering to serverless architectures built around Lambda functions. part 1: how can we apply principles of chaos engineering to Lambda? part 2: latency injection for APIs part 3: fault injection for Lambda functions The