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Architecture: Design modern websites - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: Serverless Architecture
Architecture: Design modern websites
- [Narrator] A technique that I often use with customers I call emergent serverless architecture. And it's a fancy way of saying phased because you can't go from legacy to cloud native serverless in one jump, and it's a common mistake. So what are the phases and what are some patterns? So the first pattern is you take your monolith, desktop application, we'll call it, that's client server, and you start thinking about functions. Now, it's not a one-to-one, there would be a whole bunch of functions here. So the point is you can start slicing off functionality or duplicating functionality as functions more typically. So this is really a piece by piece process, where you can think about, does your current monolith use third party services? Does it use any sort of pass or containers? What does the compute look like? What are the workloads and how can this be sliced off so that we can start to use serverless patterns? So…