FaaS: A Contemporary, Comparative Study - Dilleswara Anupoju, Comcast

April 15, 2019

FaaS: A Contemporary, Comparative Study - Dilleswara Anupoju, Comcast What is the latest trend that’s catching up in the world of distributed computing? The latest buzz word is FaaS or Serverless- though serverless is a misnomer because these functions still need a run time environment some where; FaaS is simply a new level of abstraction above PaaS & IaaS so that developers can run and deploy snippets of code easily. As the popularity for FaaS grows, there is a corresponding increase in the number of FaaS flavors, available in the market; each offering is unique in terms of the capabilities and the level of complexity/abstraction. In this talk Dill Anupoju would like present a comparative study to describe what's out there, how they work so that devs can choose from wide variety of options that's right for their use case About Dilleswara Anupoju I am Dill(Dilleswara) Anupoju ,a Platform/Cloud engineer , part of a platform Architecture &Engineering team and provide application services to our developers here at Comcast. I have total 15yrs work ex , first 5 into software engineering, data structures, algorithms the next 5 heavily into java/spring frameworks, java/jee design patterns, SOA and micro services architecture later into data analytics and cloud based technologies - Sun Certified Enterprise Architect and Certified Cloud foundry developer. I love traveling, exploring new avenues, star-gazing, astro-physics and identify my-self as a thought leader and big believer of technology that builds a better world. https://www.cloudfoundry.org/

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