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Building Serverless Applications with Rust on AWS Lambda – AWS Compute Blog

WebRTC: Serverless Multiplayer Game with WebRTC and Barcodes

I just released the world’s first truly serverless encrypted messenger from Egypt – no servers, no phone number, no metadata

Leaving serverless led to performance improvement and a simplified architecture

Serverless is an Architectural Handicap

Frozen DuckLakes for Multi-User, Serverless Data Access

The Future of Serverless • Nick Coult

Embracing Complexity in Serverless • Sheen Brisals

Serverless: Fast to Market, Faster to the Future • Srushith Repakula

Postgres proxy for Serverless environments

We talk a lot about scalability, but what does it really mean to build a system that can handle millions of requests without breaking the bank? What are your thoughts on a serverless architecture with Azure Functions and Cosmos DB?

Behind y-s2: serverless multiplayer rooms

Serverless Horrors

Is it a good idea to go serverless for speed?

Building a Serverless WASM AI Runtime in Rust

UTCP: a simple, serverless way for AI agents to call tools (APIs) directly

I built a 100% client-side, serverless AI workspace using React, TensorFlow.js, and WebAssembly.

Firecracker: Secure and fast microVMs for serverless computing

Make any site multiplayer in a few lines. Serverless WebRTC matchmaking

serverless architecture for digital asset payments

Built a serverless Go microservice template for payments

Show HN: Chroma Cloud – serverless search database for AI

I could not convince my k8s team to go AWS serverless

A walk through building serverless ATProto applications on Cloudflare

serverless actor-like concept

Multi-player, serverless, durable terminals

Show HN: lambda-nat-proxy – Serverless proxy using Lambda and UDP NAT punching

Serverless Computing and Architecture: Code Without the Server Headaches

Debugging Azure Networking for Elastic Cloud Serverless

I Tried Serverless for a Month — Here’s Why I Gave Up

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