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SkillSoft Explore Course

IT Skills     Cloud Computing and Virtualization     CloudOps     Migrating to Serverless: The Anatomy of Serverless
Implementing serverless solutions allows developers to move away from servers and infrastructure concerns and focus on building efficient applications. This course will acquaint you with the considerations and use cases for serverless implementation and the features and architectures of common serverless computing platforms.
You'll recognize attributes of serverless systems, the concept of Function as a Service (FaaS), and the role of programming models in selecting serverless architectures and runtimes. You'll also examine the features of different serverless services provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS), serverless computing and implementation costs, and use cases for multi-cloud serverless solutions.
After finishing this course, you'll be able to identify the concerns, considerations, and costs related to serverless implementation and set up a development environment for building serverless applications.

Objectives

Migrating to Serverless: Implementing Serverless Solutions

  • discover the key concepts covered in this course
  • list common architectures that integrate serverless approaches and identify factors to consider when implementing a serverless architecture
  • outline considerations for selecting a serverless implementation
  • recognize prominent serverless computing platforms and the advantages of runtime
  • describe the features of different serverless systems and how they help facilitate computing, storage, and queue processing
  • identify distinguishing characteristics and architectural components of serverless platforms
  • define the concept of FaaS and recall programming models that help developers in selecting serverless architecture and runtime
  • describe the purpose of different serverless pattern categories
  • recognize the serverless services provided by AWS for all layers of an application stack
  • outline the features and benefits of AWS Lambda and list its use cases
  • differentiate between serverless computing pricing models afforded by various cloud providers and identify best practices that help control overall serverless costs
  • demonstrate how to set up a development environment on AWS for building serverless applications
  • list the key categories of serverless hybridization and potential use cases for implementing multi-cloud serverless solutions
  • summarize the key concepts covered in this course