Serverless in Seattle Meetup with Mapbox and Google on Nov. 7
Summer’s long gone and it’s time to cozy up for some tales from the rapidly shifting world of serverless at Create 33 this November.
Join your fellow developers on Thursday, Nov. 7, for talks from Mapbox’s Chris Toomey and Google’s Ahmet Alp Balkan as discuss challenges and lessons learned from their serverless journeys.
Chris will take us under the hood of the new Mapbox Asset Tracking solution and discuss lessons learned, tips, and challenges of making sure physical assets are on task, on time, and on location via serverless architecture.
Meanwhile, Ahmet will dive deep into serverless containers and Google Cloud Run. If you ever had a question about running stateless apps in a fully managed environment, don’t miss the chance to ask it in person.
Sponsored by IOpipe and Create33.
Location: Create33, 999 3rd Ave, Seattle, WA, 98104, 33rd Floor
Schedule
5 pm: Doors open
5:30 pm: Mapbox’s Chris Toomey discusses building the new Mapbox Asset Tracking solution
6:10 pm: Break
6:20 pm: Google’s Ahmet Alp Balkan on running serverless containers in a fully managed environment.
7 pm: Closing and Cleanup
Register here: https://www.meetup.com/Serverless-Seattle/events/265953270/
About Serverless in Seattle
Hosted and started by Matt Weagle, Serverless in Seattle is a local, community-driven meetup on how to build and operate serverless architectures using AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google CloudFunctions, IBM OpenWhisk and more.
About IOpipe
As the leader in serverless dev tooling for monitoring and observability, IOpipe offers real-time visibility into the most granular behaviors of today’s serverless applications on AWS Lambda.
Founded in 2016 by Erica Windisch and Adam Johnson, IOpipe reduces debugging time from hours to seconds, delivers transparent insights into the behaviors and performance of your serverless functions, and reduces risk for enterprises shifting to serverless.
Working with global brands like Matson, Rackspace, and APM Music, IOpipe empowers engineering teams to deliver with confidence, debug intelligently, and get busy building the impossible.
In other words, IOpipe makes it a lot more fun to be a developer. Visit www.iopipe.com to learn more and try it for free.
