When designing an application you need to plan for three steps in the future. How can you design an app in a way that lets you iterate?

When talking about vendor lock-in, people rarely talk about data gravity. Do you need to consider it when going serverless?

Plus some bonus tips on how to get started

Transitioning to an API-first development strategy is hard work. Here's what to expect in your first month.

As the benefits of serverless continue to grow, it's more important than ever for companies to get involved and enable their app teams.

Designing applications for the right amount of scale is a huge architectural task. With serverless part of it is handled for you, but some of it you're on your own.

When designing an application using managed services, you have to know the service limits so you don't get any surprises in production.

Learn how to handle errors in your event-driven workflows from a low, medium, and high level.

Being API-first involves as many process changes as it does cultural changes to do it effectively.

Discover a few ways to fine-tune your serverless application to make it perform better than ever before.