November 21, 2019

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The Serverless and Event-Driven Future

The Serverless and Event-Driven Future

This talk is presented by Austen Collins, the creator of the Serverless Framework. It will cover the latest trends and use-cases of the serverless movement, as well as the effort happening within the …
Talk Title The Serverless and Event-Driven Future
Speakers Austen Collins (CEO, Serverless Inc.)
Conference KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe
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Location Copenhagen, Denmark
Date Apr 30-May 4, 2018
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This talk is presented by Austen Collins, the creator of the Serverless Framework. It will cover the latest trends and use-cases of the serverless movement, as well as the effort happening within the CNCF to converge on a common format for event data. We’ll discuss and demonstrate how that facilitates serverless computing across cloud providers and on premises, enables new types of applications and empowers developers.

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