
Yan Cui
Podcast Host at Real World Serverless with theburningmonk
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2 weeks ago |
theburningmonk.com | Yan Cui
Yan Cui I help clients go faster for less using serverless technologies. Table of Content “Ephemeral environments” refers to the ability to create short-lived copies of your system so that:Developers can work in their isolated environments and make changes without affecting others. Test data does not pollute shared environments such as dev and staging. Once a feature is complete, the ephemeral environment can be safely torn down.
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1 month ago |
dx.doi.org | Qian Cheng |Yan Cui |Dongquan Leng |Degang Zhao
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pubs.acs.org | Qian Cheng |Yan Cui |Dongquan Leng |Degang Zhao
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1 month ago |
theburningmonk.com | Yan Cui
Yan Cui I help clients go faster for less using serverless technologies. Table of Content This article is brought to you byNeon Serverless Postgres – the database you love, on a serverless platform. Build reliable, scalable applications faster with Neon without needing to migrate production!Learn More“Lambdalith” refers to deploying monolithic applications using AWS Lambda.
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1 month ago |
theburningmonk.com | Yan Cui
Yan Cui I help clients go faster for less using serverless technologies. Table of Content This article is brought to you byNeon Serverless Postgres – the database you love, on a serverless platform. Build reliable, scalable applications faster with Neon without needing to migrate production!Learn MoreMachine-to-machine authentication is typically used when two systems need to communicate with each other.
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