| | | 📺 Quick Hits | | | | | | Oracle Introduced support for Serverless Kubernetes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).- A new solution from Oracle allows organizations to deploy and scale containers through Kubernetes without managing the underlying hardware.
- The approach is also known as serverless Kubernetes.
- With the introduction of ‘Virtual Nodes‘, Oracle is making the method available to users of Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE).
- Customers exclusively pay for consumption (pay-per-use). Oracle takes care of patching and updating the Kubernetes versions of clusters.
- Oracle OKE Virtual Nodes is an alternative to Oracle OKE Managed Nodes, an existing option for Oracle OKE users.
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| | | | | | | Ex-AWS Elemental exec launches serverless cache startup.- Momento’s product is directed at software developers to help them include a cache function in their serverless applications.
- For non-technical folks, this means their product helps end users of applications avoid buffering.
- According to the founders, Momento is the first truly serverless cache. It requires *one* parameter: the name of a cache.
- With a single API call, customers can provision a secure cache that can scale to millions of requests per second—with all the high availability practices built in.
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| | | | | | | Amazon Aurora Serverless v2 is now available in 20 regions.- Amazon Aurora Serverless v2, the next version of Aurora Serverless, is now available in Asia Pacific (Osaka), Asia Pacific (Jakarta) and Middle East (Bahrain).
- Aurora Serverless v2 provides the full breadth of Amazon Aurora capabilities, including Multi-AZ support, Global Database, RDS Proxy, and read replicas.
- Amazon Aurora Serverless v2 is ideal for a broad set of applications.
- Aurora Serverless v2 is available for the MySQL 8.0-, PostgreSQL 13- and PostgreSQL 14-compatible editions of Amazon Aurora.
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| | | | | | | Netlify releases Jamstack report, with serverless computing and remote work scoring high marks.- Netlify’s survey of the Jamstack community found that the serverless cloud-native development model is officially mainstream.
- 70% of developers report using it, up from 46% last year.
- Meanwhile, 47% of developers are experimenting with edge dynamic sites.
- When it comes to application building, React continues to be the overwhelming favorite (71%), followed by Next.js. Nearly 1 in 2 developers (47%) said they built sites with Next.js in the last year.
- JavaScript is unsurprisingly the primary language for the majority of developers at 55%. However, this is down since last year, from 63%.
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