Available posts in tag "Serverless"

30 Jan 2024 . Min Read

Top 5 Strapi Deployment Options For Your Next Application

As the headless CMS landscape evolves, Strapi continues to shine with its intuitive interface and powerful API, drawing in developers to build dynamic and engaging web experiences. But with an application in your hands, the next crucial step is choosing the deployment strategy that fuels its success. Our Co-Founder Krunal Shah suggests:- “I know how important it is to choose the right place to set up your Strapi app. Strapi is popular because it's easy to use and has a strong API. After buildi

17 Oct 2022 . Min Read

Microservice Architecture : NestJS + Monorepo + Serverless + Lambda

Recently I have started a backend development using microservice and serverless architecture for our web and mobile applications. So in this post, I’m going to explain each and every part of our backend architecture that is built using AWS services, hoping that it may help others too for serverless backend development. So, let’s understand it stepwise. Tools, Technologies and services we have used 1. Javascript + Typescript + NodeJS as backend programming language and runtime. 2. NestJS as

13 Jul 2022 . Min Read

A Definitive Guide to Serverless Architecture

Serverless architecture has been on the forefront for a while for various industries. And you need to know the best of this architecture advantage to make the most out of the serverless architecture. Read on to know more about serverless architecture here.

02 Mar 2020 . Min Read

Learn Serverless with few simple step — AWS API Gateway (Part 2)

API Gateway can be considered a backplane in the cloud to connect AWS services and other public or private websites. It provides consistent RESTful application programming interfaces (APIs) for mobile and web applications to access AWS services.

02 Mar 2020 . Min Read

Learn Serverless with few simple steps— AWS Lambda (Part 1)

AWS Lambda is a serverless compute service that runs your code in response to events and automatically manages the underlying compute resources for you. You can use AWS Lambda to extend other AWS services with custom logic, or create your own back-end services.