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AWS serverless services: Exploring your options

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This means you no longer have to provision, scale, and maintain servers to run your applications, databases, and storage systems. Speed is next; serverless solutions are quick to spin up or down as needed, and there are no delays due to limited storage or resource access. Scalability. Finally, there’s scalability.

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What is function as a service? App development gets FaaS and furious

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Before an organization moves to function as a service, it’s important to understand how it works, its benefits and challenges, its effect on scalability, and why cloud-native observability is essential for attaining peak performance. Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) handles compute, storage, and network resources. What is FaaS?

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AWS observability: AWS monitoring best practices for resiliency

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With EC2, Amazon manages the basic compute, storage, networking infrastructure and virtualization layer, and leaves the rest for you to manage: OS, middleware, runtime environment, data, and applications. AWS Lambda. While this provides greater scalability than on-site instrumentation, it also introduces complexity.

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The Easiest Way to Compute in the Cloud – AWS Lambda

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Capital-intensive storage solutions became as simple as PUTting and GETting objects in Amazon S3. Our answer is a new compute service called AWS Lambda. AWS Lambda makes building and delivering applications much easier by giving you a simple interface to upload your Node.js

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From syslog to AWS Firehose: Dynatrace log management innovations that enhance observability

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Dynatrace supports scalable data ingestion, ensuring your observability infrastructure grows with your cloud environment. Dynatrace support for AWS Firehose includes Lambda logs, Amazon virtual private cloud (VPC) flow logs, S3 logs, and CloudWatch. The dashboard tracks a histogram chart of total storage utilized with logs daily.

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Serverless Reference Architecture with AWS Lambda

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Building your applications with only managed components has become very popular, and AWS Lambda plays a crucial role in that. If you are looking for more examples there are the Lambda Serverless Reference Architectures that can serve as the blueprint for building your own serverless applications. about teletext.io

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Accelerate your cloud journey with Dynatrace observability for AWS S3 logs

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Many AWS services and third party solutions use AWS S3 for log storage. Centralized log management for scalable ingestion into Grail As AWS S3 proves to be the preferred way of storing cloud logs, enterprise customers face mounting challenges in putting S3 log data to use. Or explore the recently introduced support for AWS Lambda logs.

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