[Pycon] [new paper] "Tilak T" - Adoption of Serverless in Python
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Gio 3 Gen 2019 15:49:42 CET
Title: Adoption of Serverless in Python
Duration: 45 (includes Q&A)
Q&A Session: 0
Language: en
Type: Talk
Abstract: Serverless Technology is fast becoming the next "big thing" in the world of distributed applications. As a company if we want to deploy an application we should buy a entire server and then deploy the application , if we are’t using entire server still we are paying it. Using serverless technology we don’t need to buy a entire server, we are deploying our functions into a server, if function is called then only the server will active once the function job is done server will destroy itself. Many organisations are showing an interest in server less technology because of easy to use, no need to maintain a server and also cost-saver.
The talk will be replete with multiple demos, anecdotes, and examples of serverless application in Python.
Developer often developed application using frameworks and packages. The frameworks have some restrictions developer can’t use and also frameworks as a lot of options most of the options we aren’t using but end of the day still we want to use the entire framework. In Serverless technology we should write our code In a function and deploy particular function, we don’t need to deploy the entire application.
In this talk I am going to show you how we can a develop and deploy a severless application using python. And also How we can secure the serverless application. We often develop and application but we forgot to about the securities. I will also delve into automating SAST and SCA tools using RobotFramework to identify security flaws in python and fixing those vulnerabilities.
The talk will be replete with multiple demos, anecdotes, and examples of serverless application in Python.
Tags: [u'serverless', u'devops', u'Python', u'#security', u'network-vulnerability', u'chalice', u'infosec', u'aws', u'Robotframework']
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