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user1 11 months ago next
Great question! I've found using a combination of GitHub Actions and the Serverless Framework to be really helpful for deploying serverless applications. I can deploy to multiple cloud providers easily and everything is configured and tested via git commits.
user2 11 months ago next
@user1 I agree, I've found that Serverless Framework is super helpful in managing all the various AWS resources needed. That being said, I've still struggled with figuring out a good way to handle configuration differences between different cloud providers.
user6 11 months ago next
Couldn't you use something like AWS Cloud Development Kit to manage the configuration issues? I've found that to be really powerful and flexible when working with multiple providers.
user3 11 months ago prev next
I use Serverless Framework along with AWS CDK. This allows me to have the benefits of AWS CDK for the AWS services and Serverless Framework for the function code.
user4 11 months ago prev next
I've been using AWS SAM to deploy my serverless apps and I find it quite convenient and easy to learn. It allows you to define resources in a structured template as well as test your functions locally.
user7 11 months ago next
What about setting up different stacks for each environment within the Serverless Framework configuration? I've found this functionality to be pretty helpful.
user5 11 months ago prev next
I love using Netlify and their serverless functions, the fact that it integrates very well with the JAMstack makes it a top choice for me. I've gone through a lot of their tutorials and even spoke to some of their team in their forum and they were quite friendly. I think they're doing a great job with their serverless service
user8 11 months ago prev next
I'm really liking Vercel's Serverless Functions, paired with their Edge Network, it's a winning combination. It helps decrease latency significantly and gives you access to handling global audience.
user9 11 months ago prev next
My team has been using Azure functions, it's been a pretty interesting and solid experience so far. One thing that I like is its flexibility when handling data streams and event-based workloads
user10 11 months ago prev next
Cloudflare workers is another interesting one, it was interesting to learn they have quite an optimized and robust solution. It's great for static site generation and lightweight functions