To help you become an awesome software architect, we have each picked our top four books to make 12 in total. We are looking at engineering books that have influenced both The Serverless Edge and our new ‘The Value Flywheel Effect’ book.

If you’re looking for practical, insightful, and educational blogs on Serverless, you’ve come to the right place. Here are the 20 best serverless blogs online, handpicked by us. Whether you are an experienced serverless pro or a newbie trying to get your head around serverless, these blogs give you the…

I’ve been an engineering leader for many years. Despite the experience under my belt, and as any good technical professional will tell you, you are always learning — every day is a school day. There are a lot of books, podcasts, articles and frameworks about leadership. …

Gordon Moore, Intel co-founder and creator of Moore’s Law, died earlier this year at 94. He was one of Intel’s co-founders and became chairman and CEO of the company in 1979, serving as CEO for eight years. While Moore played a significant role in developing the tech that powers modern…

Serverless computing is a relatively new technology. And has gained popularity in recent years. However, there are still some common myths surrounding serverless that need to be dispelled. Here are some of the most common myths surrounding serverless: Myth 1: Serverless Computing Means There are No Servers Involved One of the most common myths surrounding serverless is that it means…

We look at Wardley Maps in depth in ‘The Value Flywheel Effect‘ book. It’s a topic that always comes up and people always ask about it. It’s a difficult thing to learn. We’ve spent many years thinking about it, stumbling around, and then practicing. So, we decided to do a…

We have created 12 Value Flywheel Tenets that join business and technology goals and create a flywheel effect momentum. These 12 tenets form the basis of our book The Value Flywheel Effect. The Value Flywheel Effect, enabled by cloud adoption, will accelerate your business. Each phase of the Value Flywheel…

Software and the cloud have a language problem. Both have been around for decades and are evolving rapidly. Keeping components similar, consistent, and close to each other was mainly sensible when discussing software. …

“Serverless myths” could also be described as “modern cloud myths.” We have highlighted myths that we have taken from our book The Value Flywheel Effect. They apply to a containerized, microservice, event-driven solution. The very nature of the cloud means it practically redefines itself every three to four years. The…