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Lee Gilmore
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2011
Hi, I'm Lee, an AWS Serverless Hero, lead architect, writer, engineer, and thought leader; with a passion for building enterprise-grade scalable serverless architectures in the cloud.
For all of my content: blog.serverlessadvocate.com/serverless-content-46ef5b562d8e
For all of my content: blog.serverlessadvocate.com/serverless-content-46ef5b562d8e
Evolutionary Serverless: what the @#% is Clean, Hexagonal, and Onion Architecture”
We talk through what evolutionary architecture is and why we need it with serverless and cloud native solutions. We also talk through the code-level implementations and walk through architecture diagrams as examples.
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Generative AI Serverless CLI
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Using generative AI to enhance our clean code generation Plop CLI to generate the complex parts, using TypeScript and the AWS CDK.
Unlocking Serverless Superpowers: Mastering the 8 Crucial Design Patterns Every Engineer Should Know
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Discover the game-changing potential of Serverless development as we unravel the eight essential design patterns that every developer should have in their toolkit, allowing you to compose the patterns together to create serverless architectures for any use-case.
Using Plop to improve our Serverless Developer Experience
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This video, code repo and article covers using the Plop framework to create a CLI which can auto generate our scaffolded serverless code; with code examples written in TypeScript and the AWS CDK.
Serverless Load Testing with Artillery - Lee Gilmore
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The following video by AWS Community Builder Lee Gilmore describes how you can load test your serverless applications using Artillery and the Serverless Framework, with accompanying blog post at levelup.gitconnected.com/serverless-load-testing-at-scale-with-artillery-53ef6c8b77f7, and associated GitHub repo here: github.com/leegilmorecode/serverless-load-testing-artillery
This is great Lee, thank you! As a survivor from a very large government clean architecture project here in the USA, I truly appreciate your "Light" version. Also, your guidance away from IoC and other, most likely unhelpful, layered complexity such as large/complex inheritance models is spot on - in my experience and IMHO. I have seen the cognitive load of these large projects completely paralyze team members - even very experienced and very capable engineers.
Nice talk, thank you!