Episode 71 — Application Integration — Serverless Functions and Event Triggers
In this episode, we explore how application integration in cloud environments leverages serverless computing and event-driven architectures. Serverless functions, such as AWS Lambda or Azure Functions, allow small units of code to run on-demand without managing servers, reducing operational overhead. Event triggers, which can originate from storage changes, API calls, or scheduled jobs, automate the execution of these functions. Together, these elements enable scalable, cost-efficient integrations that respond dynamically to real-time conditions.
We also examine common integration patterns, including processing inbound data, updating systems of record, and orchestrating multi-step workflows. Security and performance considerations, such as permissions management and minimizing cold start latency, are discussed alongside best practices for reliable event handling. For the Cloud+ exam, you’ll need to understand how these techniques are applied to meet integration requirements. Produced by BareMetalCyber.com, where more prepcasts, books, and serverless architecture resources are available.
