Cloud Computing - Serverless Architecture Introduction (Cloud Functions)
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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Serverless Architecture allows you to abstract out Compute from your infrastructure and call compute service from Cloud Functions. This means you get the results of a server like encoding video, or computer vision without needing to maintain an Operating System.
Event Driven Compute - means the compute services are called based on events that trigger them.
Cloud Functions - are the way you call serverless services. They may also be called Azure Functions or Lambda Functions depending on the vendors naming strategy.
Programmatic Administration vs “Old” Administration - Serverless Architectures require knowing programming languages and have little to do with GUI based Systems Administration.
Languages - The languages that are required depend on the specific products from the vendors.
Cost - Payment is based on compute time
Thank you Eli, this was an important one. This is another huge obstacle for OSS as functions & classes are built to encapsulate and make code reusable. The final code challenge for dominance has begun!
Eli: "Creating these classes cost time and money. If appreciate these classes consider making a one time pay...."
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Eli! I want to start with thank you, you taught me so much about computers, servers and even being professional. One thing i would love to see is a real tech guy making videos about home automation (HOME ASSISTANT, openhab, etc) using scripting and command line tasks, you know the bare minimum of automations. Something that is not covered thoroughly. Please Eli we need you!!!
Thanks for the video, Eli! You're the best.
Thank you...
Thanks eli 👍👍
So so. CEO overview vs tech.
This vid was interesting. Good vid.
Virtualisation being 12 years old? For x86, sure. But IBM mainframes started that back in the 1960s.
.... mainframes are not virtualization... ...
@@elithecomputerguy Seriously? Mainframes were very expensive. Only the biggest companies could afford one, others would buy "time" on one. Although mainframe OS's could be multi-user, full hardware virtualisation was soon developed to properly isolate customers. Similar to today's VPSs, only forty years ago.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VM_(operating_system)
If you lookup the definition of hypervisor on Wikipedia you will find the following. "IBM System/360-67, the first production computer system capable of full virtualisation. IBM first shipped this machine in 1966", not to mention the fact that VMWare released VMWare Workstation back in the late 90s so even x86 virtualisation has been around for 20+ years. There are a number of things wrong in this video even your comments about the languages. Just because the examples provided on the site are in language x,y,z does not mean that they are the only languages you can use. For example the cURL (which BTW in this context is in fact the cURL tool not the curl programming language as you implied, they are two distinct things) example you showed is just calling a URL with specific parameters which can just as easily be done in just about any modern programming language. I don't normally comment on such things, but this just feels like you have done just about enough research to make it sound like you know what you are talking about to try and release a video on a hot topic to pull in views/revenue. Which is a shame, as I subscribed as some of your other videos where quite informative, I know just question how many misleading things were in those too.
@@funkymuk imagine thinking videos on a topic that gets 3000 views are being done solely to pull in revenue. The motivations people will ascribe to us for $5.75 are ridiculous
@@rossmanngroup 5 bucks is 5 bucks... but as others commented, requests for donations, subs etc. my comments still apply there. Just because you don't make hundreds from a video doesn't remove the need to fact check or be gracious in the event of correction.