Vercel·4yMongoDB and Vercel: from idea to global fullstack app in seconds – Vercel
MongoDB’s bet on the serverless movement is a testament to where software development is headed. Next.js turbocharges your applications with server rendering, automatic production optimizations, and helps developers run the entire serverless frontend stack on their local machine. Vercel builds and runs your frontend code natively in the cloud with no effort on your side.
Lee Robinson·4yThe Story of Heroku – Lee Robinson
In 2007, three Ruby developers – James Lindenbaum, Adam Wiggins, and Orion Henry – founded Heroku. Their mission was to make computing more accessible. Heroku made it easy for any developer to build and run applications in the cloud. In 2010, Heroku was bought by Salesforce for $212 million. Now 15 years later, it continues to inspire the next generation of developers.
Fauna·4yServerless patterns reference architectures
Software architects rely on reference architectures because such tools help them more easily develop and maintain serverless and other complex systems. Different reference architectures are available for different types of systems, such as a mobile or IoT backend, real-time file-processing function, or web application. To further optimize your architectures, you can use Fauna , a distributed document-relational database that's ACID by default.
DZone·4yIs NoOps the End of DevOps?
NoOps aims to make app deployments faster and smoother, with a focus on continuous improvement. NoOps uses serverless and PaaS to get the resources they need when they need them. There are advantages and challenges when considering a DevOps vs. a true NoOps approach.