Developers are groaning about the perceived difficulty of using serverless functions to create microservices and APIs. The reason for their groaning is the fact that now that they have just gotten, more or less, used to how to build, test, deploy, and deliver software through Docker containers, they are being forced to learn yet another "way of doing their jobs." AWS Serverless Application Model (SAM), Stackery, Serverless Framework, and Pulumi all have developed solutions to popularize serverless development and operations through automating away much of the serverless-specific requirements. The following chart shows each product's individual approach and you will be able to read about the upsides and downsides in Enterprise Management Associated Top 3 Decision Guide for Serverless Technologies (launched on February 4; #EMATop3).
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