Kubernetes Vs Lambda Detailed Comparison | Containers Vs Serverless

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In this video, we will take a detailed look at Kubernetes versus AWS Lambda on different factors such as scaling, resource configuration, high availability, logging monitoring, security, and cost. Then we will look into some design patterns using both Kubernetes and Serverless components.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Agenda
01:28 Scaling
04:17 AWS Service Integration
06:51 Resource Configuration
09:34 High Availability
11:21 Logging Monitoring
13:44 Security
16:05 Cost
20:32 Design patterns
23:22 Roadmap and Workshops
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Комментарии : 28

@jonassteinberg9598 2 года назад

One of the few videos on the internet that actually goes into the specifics of how to start comparing onboarding one of these products by looking at hard limits, gotchas, missing features, cost comparisons, etc. Clutch!

@cloudwithraj 2 года назад

TY so much for your generous super thanks! I am so glad you found this video helpful.

@kenlee6083 3 года назад

Thank you! Haven't found such an insight elsewhere.

@cloudwithraj 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@user-gi3hx1hv6z Год назад

Thanks a lot for your video. It is well explained. Kudos.

@kingalok 3 года назад

Thanks, nicely explained

@mayankpurushottam2150 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing knowledge 🙏

@andreymihailow Год назад

Thank you, it is a very informative video in terms of overview :)

@yehonatanbuskila7249 Год назад

great job!

@alashish Год назад

This video cleared my thoughts on these 2 topics. Thanks a lot for making such videos

@cloudwithraj Год назад

Most welcome 😊

@mohammadarifkhan4357 3 года назад

Thanks a lot ...Raj as always...

@cloudwithraj 3 года назад

Always welcome

@samhunk1227 3 года назад

Thank you. Nice

@anujsaxena9044 2 года назад

❣️ Enjoyed this with morning breakfast.

@cloudwithraj 2 года назад

Thanks Anuj!

@sohansingh2022 10 месяцев назад

Thank you

@iamaashishpatel 2 года назад

Very informative and useful.

@cloudwithraj 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@venk777 2 года назад

Great videos Raj! May I ask what software do you use for presentations and architecture diagrams

@mahisakapal606 3 года назад

helpful 👍

@harishbommireddy9873 7 месяцев назад

Raj! Fristly, amazing explanation. I was searching for material to understand cost analysis between lambda vs EKS(knative specifically). But after listning to your video now I am questioning myself if knative is the right fit for me. Can I just stick with EKS using hpa instead since our use case is streaming kafka traffic hitting lambda currently which is medium to high volume(not in-frequent burst traffic). So at any point of time our current lambda functions are always busy. just that during off peak hours the requests goes down.

@anandvijayakumar77 Год назад

Simple Explanation and useful!!! Keep it up Raj!

@jonassteinberg9598 2 года назад

God this is such a good f***ing video wow. Thank you.

@pcs5869 2 года назад

Have you developed a complete video on Mastering Lambda. If so, please provide the link

@cloudwithraj 2 года назад

I have a full course my friend, here it is - bit.ly/38vs6wV

@JackReacher1 2 года назад

Yes, you are right some software engineers are just stupid and despise other technologies which they have no experience with without any actual logical reason. I personally think that they comprise of 80% of the software engineers which is really BAD.