Rohit Akiwatkar

@RohitAkiwatkar

Serverless Researcher⚡. Helping people understand the paradigm shift in cloud technology. Technology consultant

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Joined June 2009
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    Aug 20

    Want to get started with Serverless? I wrote this blog elaborating 10 practical use cases of AWS Lambda.

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  2. Aug 21

    Serverless best practices by 1. Every function should execute only one thing 2. Use few libraries (~0) 3. Avoid using connection based services (RDBMS) 4. Apply principles of distributed systems 5. Understand how your app scales Details -

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    Aug 1

    . & I launched a survey to help better understand the ecosystem, use cases, patterns & practitioners. Please take & share the survey. . Special thanks to as we used some of his definitions in the survey.

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  4. Jul 25

    Thanks for the mention. Nice summary of what's coming next in the cloud technology. Any Guesses?? Read my bio :)

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  5. Retweeted
    Jul 21

    can be a dangerous place unless you prepare yourself with the best practices!

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  6. Jul 3

    Anyone looking to consider AWS as a potential cloud platform for hosting or migrating application, should go through this blog by Ernesto Marquez of -

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  7. Jun 22

    Great reply to an ubiquitous question from - Why should we use multiple databases in an application?

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  8. Jun 21

    Nice post by for someone venturing into serverless technology - Five tips for building apps with and AWS Lambda

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  9. Jun 20

    Thanks for the review 'Serverless APIs and Microservices Ecosystem Exploration'

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  10. Jun 19

    How security in serverless applications is different from the traditional cloud. A serverless app is susceptible to higher surface attacks and involves monitoring thousands of functions. More details at

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  11. May 24

    Reduce latency and make your application not just serverless but 'serverless at the edge'. Practical use case of Lambda Edge by

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  12. May 24

    Serverless Databases: The Future of Event-Driven Architecture - - Includes a deep dive & cost model (based on prerelease info) for Amazon Aurora Serverless

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  13. May 23

    Super Simple Serverless eCommerce by - Good use case creating serverless functions to allow customers to instantly checkout and buy an item from a Square store.

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  14. May 23

    Serverless vs Containers: Comparing Your Application Deployment Options With serverless you enjoy faster time-to-market without managing the VMs (EC2 in AWS), automatic scaling and pure pay-as-you go.

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  15. May 22

    Building an app on is like flying a 737 that's been inspected by a certified mechanic and flown by a pilot with thousands of hours in the cockpit versus (read VMs/Datacenters) someone who flies their aircraft a couple weekends a month and does their own inspections.

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  16. May 22

    During our journey towards Serverless Architecture, we’ve found how security in serverless applications is different from the traditional cloud. Here's a brief account of the serverless security.

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  17. May 22

    Glad to share the panel with in 's discussion on the biggest mistake companies make when it comes to AWS security (and How to Avoid It)

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  18. May 22

    For a database to be , it should start-up and scale as per your app's demand and shut down when not in use. Pure pay-as-you-go databases such as Aurora Serverless, , , doesn't require instances or cluster management.

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  19. May 21

    Again a great interview by ; With some nasty comments by 'I think Kubernetes is ultimately sort of dead technology walking, just like mainframes, but it gets people moving in the right direction.'

    “Oh, and I only hire front-end developers at this point. I have been the sole DevOps/backend/middle-tier developer in the last two companies I started, and it’s been fine.…” from “Why invest in backend developers when your customers don’t care?” by Forrest Brazeal.
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  20. May 20

    Serverless vs Containers - What would you choose in the Continuum of Cloud-Native Topologies

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