Serverless for survival
In an age of disruption, the only viable strategy is to adapt. Surviving requires responsive innovation — and serverless can help make continuous innovation just another part of application development.
How CockroachDB operates serverless clusters with KubernetesCockroachlabs
Telecom provider replaces Amazon Aurora with CockroachDBCockroachlabs
How to optimize write latency for global tables in CockroachDBCockroachlabs
Online Recommendation Engines with CockroachDBCockroachlabs
City Storage Systems: CockroachDB on Kubernetes at global scaleCockroachlabs
How Tweeq Built a Digital Banking Platform using Go, CockroachDB & Oracle CloudCockroachlabs
The Serverless Backend for Analytics: Introducing MotherDuck’s Native Integration on VercelMotherduck
Hands-on: Create Your First Serverless Application in Apache OpenWhiskThenewstack
Architecture as Code: MicroservicesPulumi
Cost-Based Hybrid Query Optimization in MotherDuck - MotherDuck Research PapersMotherduck
Transcribe Phone Calls with Twilio Functions and Deepgram - Deepgram Blog ⚡️Deepgram
MotherDuck is Landing in Europe! Announcing our EU RegionMotherduck
Announcing MotherDuck General Availability: Data Warehousing with DuckDB at ScaleMotherduck
Cloud VM Security with Aqua CSPAquasec
Amazon Firecracker: Isolating Serverless Containers and FunctionsAquasec
Rigetti Introduces Developers to Quantum Computing Through a Serverless APIThenewstack
Query-Log-Informed Schema Descriptions and their Impact on Text-to-SQL - MotherDuck Research PapersMotherduck
Architecture and capabilitiesMotherduck
3 Reasons In-Memory Computing Is Essential for MicroservicesThenewstack
Towards Efficient Data Wrangling with LLMs using Code Generation - MotherDuck Research PapersMotherduck
