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serverless-architecture

Serverless architecture refers to apps that depend on third-party services (backend as a service, or BaaS) or custom code (functions as a service, or FaaS). Their goal is to free the developer and operator from managing the server their code runs on.

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Kalepa / safe-init

Safe Init is a Python library that enhances AWS Lambda functions with advanced error handling, logging, monitoring, and resilience features, providing comprehensive observability and reliability for serverless applications.

python slack aws distributed-systems lambda cloud monitoring aws-lambda serverless sentry logging reliability datadog faas error-handling init observability resillience serverless-architecture

Updated Jan 9, 2025
Python

alifgardika / serverless-telegram-bot

This repository contains a simple yet powerful serverless Telegram bot built with Google Apps Script.

javascript open-source webhooks telegram-bot telegram-api google-apps-script automations chatbot-development serverless-architecture telegram-bots-for-beginners

Updated Oct 12, 2024
JavaScript

Auth0x78 / gdsc-case-study

Monolith vs. Serverless: A Comparative Case Study This repository presents a concise comparison between Monolith and Serverless architectures. It includes a detailed case study, practical examples, and research sources to help developers choose the right architecture for their projects.

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Updated Aug 23, 2024

margaux-works / evently

A serverless progressive web app (PWA) built with React, allowing users to search for events, view details, and visualize event data with charts. Works offline and offers mobile app-like functionality.

react aws-lambda progressive-web-app chartjs event-management test-driven-development responsive-design google-calendar-api offline-functionality serverless-architecture

Updated Dec 17, 2024
JavaScript

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