Understanding Lambda Execution Models

Serverless Testing, Part 2: SOLID Architecture for Lambda

Serverless Testing, Part 1: What I forgot at the beginning

Correlating Transactions with Zero Code

Serverless Integration, Zero Code

Getting Started with Serverless

<h1 id="heading-buying-me-a-coffee">Buying me a Coffee ...</h1>
<p>Thanks for dropping by my blog here on Hashnode.  I love Hashnode because it allows me to publish my blog for free, and there is no paywall here, so it means everything I write is freely available and accessible, which is super important!!</p>
<h1 id="heading-who-am-i">❓Who am I?</h1>
<p>I am a super-passionate developer with over 25 years of industry experience building complex software systems for customers.  Over the past 5 years, I have been immersing myself in AWS Serverless managed services and learning to build complex event and data-driven systems that scale from zero to HERO in milliseconds!  I can honestly say that I have not configured or worked on an actual server for that long, and it has been an amazing journey!! I have never been more excited about technology than I am now, and I witnessed the birth of the Internet!</p>
<h1 id="heading-what-do-i-write">✍🏽 What do I write?</h1>
<p>All the articles I write are based on my very own personal experiences in delivering Serverless solutions to the AWS cloud.  I am super passionate about sharing my experiences with building Serverless solutions, and I happen to love the AWS Lambda Powertools for Python!</p>
<h1 id="heading-why-this-sponsor-page">☕️ Why this Sponsor Page?</h1>
<p>I love to share with the wider AWS Community and do so through the AWS Community Builder Program, which I am very proud to be a part of.  Like many bloggers, I work full-time, and this blog is where I share my true passion.  It takes time and dedication to create meaningful content that is detailed and useful.  If you feel what I am sharing is of value and has helped you to learn new skills or resolve a complex problem - I ask you to consider taking a moment to share the love via this sponsorship page and buying me a cup of coffee ☕️ to keep me going.</p>
<p>If you cannot buy me a coffee, that is perfectly fine, and I hope you can leave some comments or feedback on my articles to help encourage me to continue sharing and creating!</p>


# Buying me a Coffee ...

Thanks for dropping by my blog here on Hashnode.  I love Hashnode because it allows me to publish my blog for free, and there is no paywall here, so it means everything I write is freely available and accessible, which is super important!!

# ❓Who am I?

I am a super-passionate developer with over 25 years of industry experience building complex software systems for customers.  Over the past 5 years, I have been immersing myself in AWS Serverless managed services and learning to build complex event and data-driven systems that scale from zero to HERO in milliseconds!  I can honestly say that I have not configured or worked on an actual server for that long, and it has been an amazing journey!! I have never been more excited about technology than I am now, and I witnessed the birth of the Internet!

# ✍🏽 What do I write?

All the articles I write are based on my very own personal experiences in delivering Serverless solutions to the AWS cloud.  I am super passionate about sharing my experiences with building Serverless solutions, and I happen to love the AWS Lambda Powertools for Python!

# ☕️ Why this Sponsor Page?

I love to share with the wider AWS Community and do so through the AWS Community Builder Program, which I am very proud to be a part of.  Like many bloggers, I work full-time, and this blog is where I share my true passion.  It takes time and dedication to create meaningful content that is detailed and useful.  If you feel what I am sharing is of value and has helped you to learn new skills or resolve a complex problem - I ask you to consider taking a moment to share the love via this sponsorship page and buying me a cup of coffee ☕️ to keep me going.

If you cannot buy me a coffee, that is perfectly fine, and I hope you can leave some comments or feedback on my articles to help encourage me to continue sharing and creating!










Michael Walmsley (@walmsles)

In this series of articles I share what I have learned from running Serverless Solutions at scale in production.
