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Microservices and Serverless in Python projects

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Microservices and Serverless in Python projects
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Monoliths, microservices and now Serverless. Function as a Service (FaaS) platforms give us new ways to attack old problems. The possibility of executing functions as a service allows designing scalable and highly parallel applications, but on the other hand, this kind of applications require a particular programming style. For example, bundling dependencies and managing state is not trivial. However, there are plenty of tools and frameworks to help you code serverless applications with Python, and once you get started it is not complicated. In this talk we will mention the advantages of Serverless and we will focus on the situations in which we can introduce it into our Python projects. We will use AWS Lambda for the examples. These could be the main talking points: Introducing Serverless and Function as a Service (FaaS) in Python projects Advantages of Microservices and Serverless AWS Lambda functions with chalice Testing AWS lambda with docker
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