Ariel Weinberger
Ever felt like you would like to build a back–end application that can handle millions of users, but you were terrified by the idea of managing (or learning how to manage) the infrastructure behind it?
Ever felt like you would like to focus on delivering valuable features, rather than making sure your services are up and running?
Ever felt like you are paying more than you should be?
Good news!
Serverless Architecture takes the pain of site reliability off your shoulders. With Serverless Architecture, you and your team can focus on feature development. Your application will scale effortlessly, serving users reliably. You do not need to be an infrastructure expert to serve an application at scale. With Serverless, you only pay for what you use.
Serverless Framework revolutionizes the way we develop Serverless applications, by providing a developer–friendly API that supports dozens of cloud providers including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, and more.
More than that, Serverless Framework intelligently helps you manage your infrastructure as code (IaC), which eliminates the chance of paying for services that are not in use.
With an active community and a rich ecosystem of plugins, you can get things done at lightspeed and without boilerplate code.
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: Serverless Framework Bootcamp: Node.js, AWS & Microservices
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22 reviews for Serverless Framework Bootcamp: Node.js, AWS & Microservices
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| Price | $11.99 |
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| Duration | 5.5 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Fazri Alfan Muaz –
i think the way you talked were too fast, I obviously had to pause or slow down the player to follow your code. :D. But overall is great. Looking forward for the future sections!. Thank you very much
Harleysalas –
Serverless is the future of development and this course is an excellent way to get comfortable with it. A lot of developers have a misconception as to what is possible with serverless nowadays. You’re doing yourself a disservice if you explore it more and there’s no better place to do it on video than here.
Peter Ayeni –
Awesome instruction and content.
Sam Frampton –
Great Course, very in depth on Serverless.
Chandrima Sen –
Great course on AWS lamba and serverless. The content is very handson and does not feel overwhelming even though it covers a lot of stuff. Step by step one will get a hang of serverless, and it is very enjoyable. One thing though, is that coming from the author’s NestJS course, I would have liked to see this course in TypeScript. Also, as we are using VSCode, would have been nice if we were introduced to some of the plugins that make VSCode serverless dev experience much better.
Thomas Bilbe –
really great course, good depth on the services, the speed was perfect also. cant wait for the extra material to be released for the course. thanks again!
Vaidotas Sm –
Overall, good course to get familiar with AWS Lambda and Serverless Framework. Few things that I suggest for improvement Authentication AWS course but, not AWS tech I think ppl do expect some intro into AWS Authentication services and only as an alternative or bonus third party ones. Got somewhat lost in complicated code example so basically skipped (since was not too interested due to above). Suggestion: add AWS Authentication section. Sending SQS (parts 61, 62) I was totally lost here, most disappointing explanation from this course. Too many things at the same time Outputs + configuration to Send SQS. Outputs should have been introduced separately IMO, what is worse they were not really truly explained at the end. Not clearly expressed what the goal is what configuration is needed to send SQS. For me it was something here’s queue URL… Outputs… Outputs… random configuration… still after watching two lessons (61 & 62) I was not sure what the goal was to expose URL, if so it was never explained why this complicated approach rather than something simpler like environment: MY QUEUE URL: { Ref: MyQueue }? Resource files confusing and conflicting in 61 & 62 since I was lost in video, had to figure out things on my own just by investigating resources, unfortunately it’s unnecessary complicated too they differ and 61 which had to explain what we need to send SQS did not seem to make use of Outputs at all. Suggestion: Split things 1. Basic example with environment: MY QUEUE URL: { Ref: MyQueue } (at least that is the thing that works for me to get queue URL); 2. Introduce alternative advanced configuration with Outputs, but do it properly, not rushed in why we need it, properly introduce outputs in isolation, then combine it.
Sanjeeva –
I loved the way you teach… It is very precise to the dot. Learnt the deployment based out of sls, nodejs and working with few aws resources
Praveen Dibbi –
all i can Say until now is This course is Class of its Own
Gerardo Palazuelos –
I’m enjoying the course. Content its very good and the teaching style it’s something I appreciate.
Sayan Dey Sarkar –
Pretty fantastic
Bharat Soni –
Provided nice explanation of concepts.
Kay Do –
This is HAND DOWN the best serverless/AWS course on udemy so far. It’s very beginner friendly and easy to follow. I’m looking forward to the future content. I definitely buy any courses from Ariel.
wikus schalkwyk –
Very nice intro to Serverless framework. Learnt a great deal in a short amount of time. Had fun in the process as well. Keep it up 🙂
Andrew Cathcart –
Excited for the rest of the bonus sections of the course. Overall enjoyed it and learned a lot.
Stephanie Senoner –
It’s a really great course! A lot of new stuff, and Ariel explains it step by step, sometimes a bit fast, but it’s okay it gives a lot of value when working on Serverless with AWS. I really enjoyed it and looking forward to apply the skills learned with this course! Thank you Ariel!
Cuong Dang –
Amazing course with a lot of things to learn. Ariel knows how to simplify things. I eager to wait for the bonus sections.
Steven Mankins –
Great introduction to serverless. I used the course to refresh my memory after not using it for a while.
Ryan Wendel –
Great course! I really enjoyed it and am looking forward to the updated content.
Tomer Borenstein –
Super professional approach both technically and methodically. The course was very helpful and useful for me as a developer!
Ryan Billingsley –
This course will definitely get you going with the Serverless framework. There are quite a few spots that are outdated and need to be updated. Also, I know its not really in scope of the lecture, but there are much better ways to handle getting the token from Auth0 in Postman and storing it in a variable that would probably be less of a headache than the curl script provided. It has also been a while since this course came out and only one of the bonus content items has been added. Custom domains would be nice to know about.
Dan Hayes –
Great content. Nice pace.