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AWS will charge for IPv4 addresses but its IPv6 support lacks severly

I pitted Lambda, direct integrations, synchronous express step function workflows, and AppRunner against each other to see which was fastest and could scale the best.

(Credit: Charles LeBlanc, used under CC BY-SA 2.0) “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.” So said Henry Ford once upon a time, according to many, including one of his own decendents. Unfortunately, as is so often the case with attributions, the claim does not bear scrutiny. There

At its Ignite conference, Microsoft today announced the preview launch of Azure Container Apps, a new fully managed serverless container service that complements the company’s existing container infrastructure services like the Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). Microsoft notes that Azure Container Apps was specifically built for microservices, with the ability to quickly scale based on HTTP […]

Running containers on Amazon just got easier with AWS App Runner SHARE Amazon Web Services Inc. has just launched a new, fully managed container application service that developers can use to build, run and deploy containerized applications and application programming interfaces in double-quick time. Announced today, AWS App Runner is generally available now and makes life easier for developers by taking care of tasks such as managing the underlying infrastructure, ser...

Google Cloud Run envy? Share AWS has introduced App Runner, with immediate general availability, for quick deployment of container-based applications. The off-prem titan already offers multiple ways to run containerised applications on its cloud. There is the full-featured EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service); the ECS (Elastic Container Service), the homegrown non-Kubernetes solution; containers up to 10GB can be deployed on Lambda serverless; or there is Fargate, which is a serverless opti...