Event-driven Architectures in Serverless
Serverless architectures depend on events—but what does "event-driven" really mean? This course will teach you the concepts behind event-driven architectures and the role serverless plays within them.
What you'll learn
Serverless functions, serverless databases, serverless containers—the list of serverless options might seem endless. But how do they work together within an entire architecture? In this course, Event-driven Architectures in Serverless, you’ll learn to plan out an event-driven serverless architecture. First, you’ll explore what event-driven really means. Next, you’ll discover concepts such as event sources, message queues, and more. Finally, you’ll learn how to tie together your stateless and stateful components, leaving you with a complete serverless architecture. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of event-driven architectures needed to begin to develop your own systems and infrastructures.
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About the author
With a background at a cloud hosting company, I started learning Linux and DevOps from the bottom up as a technical writer set out to document configuration management systems. Falling in love with Linux, DevOps and tech as a whole, I eventually took my ability to explain technical concepts to wide audiences to the training area, creating courses on Red Hat, SaltStack, HashiCorp, LXD, Docker, and more.