@psiddharth99
Thanks Arpit! This video cleared all my doubts related to Serverless Architecture.
@arsyaswanth5
Best explanation for serverless architecture.
@username_admin_password
I want to thank you, I found this video to be very helpful for making my Seminar presentation
@JenilCalcuttawala
Awesome explanation as always! GCP Cloud Functions Gen 2(in Pre-GA as of now) will be able to support longer running tasks (upto 60 minutes).
@ABHIJAYPATNE
Superlike! The practical use case was very helpful.
@AjitSingh-hd9op
Very insightful and useful. Thanks for sharing!
@kalpeshmali8498
Very informative and indepth video arpit sir i hope you get more recognition from the comunnity you deserve more students and more subscribers sir Thanks for the Video :)
@birensubudhi
Serverless cloud services can be utilized for many use cases not limiting to these 5. Many companies have already moved most of their services to serverless. As you mentioned, SQS, SNS, DyanamoDB, AppSyn are all serverless. For startups this is a very good thing as they wouldn't have to worry about having DevOps team and time to market is faster. Any business that doesn't require 24*7 demand, serverless would be a great pick.
@altafalamansari1997
Very informative. Thanks alot 🎉🎉
@theSeniorSDE
Awesome video. Learning alot and started taking notes as well. 😎
@manninamaga-s8s
Thanks Arpit
@ayushgarg5929
Please make a video on Distributed Queue
@martinabeita8852
Awesome explanation but what would happen if a serverless architecture comes under DDos attack then it can costs you thousands of dollars right?
@jaideeppyne1880
Can you also share the presentations used in the video as attachment below?
@janardhansharma9094
Your videos are awesome !!! BTW, what tool do you use for the presentation ? (I mean, both hardware and software)
@swagatochatterjee7104
Can you please explain why online-judge is a good case here? If you send the whole testcase set, your code may take more than 15 minutes to run all the test cases. So lambda may timeout. Moreover many serverless systems doesn't give access to internal OS level constraints, which are absolutely important in cases, say when you don't want anyone to run a fork(). I'm curious to know how such cases can be implemented in serverless?
@JardaniJovonovich192
Great Video, Arpit !! Let's say, I want to run a script for every 5 seconds which GET's status from a REST Endpoint. Responses received from the endpoint will be either SUCCESS or FAILED. If response received is FAILED then I will trigger someother workflow. Do you think opting Serverless would be a good usecase, given that this should run for every 5 seconds ?
@gunahawk6893
Bro can we do dsa in python as it's my main language and built project with python and then learn lld and hld
@mr_code312
Hi bro, Can you share the notes
@vikasbhutra9400