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State management in serverless functions – connection pooling in AWS Lambda leveraging memoized functions

Bram Kaashoek October 31, 2019
State management in serverless functions – connection pooling in AWS Lambda leveraging memoized functions

The problem Setting up a datastore connection is an expensive process. The amount of available connections is often limited and creating a connection costs precious time – and and in serverless functons time literally means money. Especially in something like an event processing Lambda, where thousands of events can call […]

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Getting started with Oracle JET: a CRUD service

Bram Kaashoek September 18, 2017
Getting started with Oracle JET: a CRUD service

Introduction AMIS has recently set up a brand new Enterprise Web Application team, of which I am proud to be a member. We will working in front-end development using a variety of Javascript based frameworks. As a first framework, we are currently investigating Oracle JET.  After working through the Oracle […]

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