Creating a Serverless Blog with Chalice

Creating a Serverless Blog with Chalice

6 years ago
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https://medium.com/richcontext-engineering/creating-a-serverless-blog-with-chalice-bdc39b835f75

In this post, you will learn how to create your own sweet blog that would put even Bob Loblaw’s Law Blog to shame. Utilizing the awesome power of Serverless computing from Amazon Web Services (AWS) on-demand cloud computing platform, you will be able to spread the news to millions of your die-hard fans how you taught your cat to play the Cello, for pennies on the dollar, and without the task of tedious systems administration! “But Tim, what is Serverless computing, and why should I care?”.

Solid question. The advent of Serverless computing came about half a decade ago, and essentially made cloud computing more convenient by making the task of provisioning machine resources your software is running on the responsibility of third-party cloud providers, and not yourself. As a developer/blogger, you can deploy your code, crack open a bottle of newly imported tripled distilled Estonian cola, and blog about how incredibly hip you are, because now you have more time on your hands, … cause Serverless. There are also many other benefits to using a Serverless model when developing applications.

Creating a Serverless Blog with Chalice

Aug 2, 2018, 3:25pm UTC
https://medium.com/richcontext-engineering/creating-a-serverless-blog-with-chalice-bdc39b835f75 > In this post, you will learn how to create your own sweet blog that would put even Bob Loblaw’s Law Blog to shame. Utilizing the awesome power of Serverless computing from Amazon Web Services (AWS) on-demand cloud computing platform, you will be able to spread the news to millions of your die-hard fans how you taught your cat to play the Cello, for pennies on the dollar, and without the task of tedious systems administration! “But Tim, what is Serverless computing, and why should I care?”. > Solid question. The advent of Serverless computing came about half a decade ago, and essentially made cloud computing more convenient by making the task of provisioning machine resources your software is running on the responsibility of third-party cloud providers, and not yourself. As a developer/blogger, you can deploy your code, crack open a bottle of newly imported tripled distilled Estonian cola, and blog about how incredibly hip you are, because now you have more time on your hands, … cause Serverless. There are also many other benefits to using a Serverless model when developing applications.