In this video, let's explore the fundamental differences between using serverless and serverful models, how they work, and what are some practical examples of the same. Drop a comment and let us know if you've watched this video till the end! ⚛️ Check out codedamn's full-stack learning path: cdm.sh/fullstack ⚛️ Get started with web3 and decentralized technologies today: cdm.sh/web3
I'm not even a backend developer however but he explained really well.... That's the thing I like most about codedamn.... Explanation I watched till the end
I am a FE developer but not want to stick just to FE, so just gradually progressing towards full stack. Its not just about improving portfolio but building the confidence as you start to understand BE concepts which further make you feel more complete and happy. Thanks Mehul. Will be looking for more content on your YT page. btw I watched till the end.
Your videos are very informitive. Thanks for explaining all these technologies. I can now finally understand my organizations daily meetings to a greater level.
Serverless is not bound to a server with an ip. That was very well explained. Thank you. What are the gotchas I should look out for when building a CRM + Marketing tool (emails , sms , custom domains) using a Serverless architecture
10:15 Great video, I think cheaper means, as a small startup you don't have to hire a team to set up and maintain things like Kubernetes & Terraform to operate on scale, developers time cost the company more than the difference between the costs of EC2 & Lambda.
watched this video till the end, I do have some questions though ,you said the time for the serverless architecture was 20ms+500ms of boot time then it drops, So i'm confused as to what is the boot time. You said every time the server redeploys in a different computer container the environment is recreated from scratch. Is the boot time something that only happens when the server is redeployed. So randomly a user will sometimes have to wait for the server to finish getting redeployed from 0 to 500ms extra to normal. Also another question about the serverless architecture when the server is redeployed to a different container does it preserve the state of any ram data it was manipulating? Then finally in the serverless architecture is it possible to use node anyway at the expense of lengthening the time for the server to redeploy to another container. Also I find your video's are some of the most effective types in terms of actually teaching in contrast to the many random video's that feel more like attention seekers,
Both are good architectures, i think serverfull can be good option for learning load balancer and server stuff , on the other hand serverless or also good for simplicity on server side
I may be oversimplifying this, but at this point of time with my limited scope of knowledge..... my general rule of thumb is to go server less unless you need to run a database. However if you only NEED a database (not to actually run one locally) you can use a database as a service such as Mongodb Atlas or Firebase with your server less web app. In summary, if you want to run an SQL database because you need things like range queries, you NEED a serverful application. Does anyone have a different point of view?
In less time you have explained very well. Also made concepts clear to understand. One suggestion can you please reduce the background music or change it to some other music. Thank you
Thanks for your videos. There is a small typo on the slide that appears at 9:04. You say 5 seconds for 1 million clients but it's written 5 ms. Keep up the good work.
Sir, can you please make a video on how to choose hosting for next js or react app for static sites or serverless like on digital ocean or other platflorm.
Can you tell me if I am right? GCP App Engine is like a serverless and GCP Compute Engine is like a serverful? Also, I watched this video till the end.
Your content is great, but please try to create nice and structured presentations. It becomes hard to analyse and think what you write on the whiteboard. It is like being inside your mind, but it is not helpful for us to understand.
Thumbnail is so good i have not seen such a fucking legend thumbnail for ages thanks to the creator of the thumbnail.....please give me his contact info :)!!
Nicely explained however..Serverless concept is now beyond lambda.. AWS Fargate , Cockroach DB, AWS Aurora Serverless , Redshift Serverless recently was launched, AWS MSK Serverless is launched .. so the concept is gaining momentum beyond just basic compute and the cons of Serverless are being coped up slowly. .
In this video, let's explore the fundamental differences between using serverless and serverful models, how they work, and what are some practical examples of the same.
Drop a comment and let us know if you've watched this video till the end!
⚛️ Check out codedamn's full-stack learning path: cdm.sh/fullstack
⚛️ Get started with web3 and decentralized technologies today: cdm.sh/web3
This video is 11/10. Couldn't be any clearer. Cheers mate.
I'm not even a backend developer however but he explained really well.... That's the thing I like most about codedamn.... Explanation
I watched till the end
I am a FE developer but not want to stick just to FE, so just gradually progressing towards full stack. Its not just about improving portfolio but building the confidence as you start to understand BE concepts which further make you feel more complete and happy. Thanks Mehul. Will be looking for more content on your YT page. btw I watched till the end.
This is what I had a feeling on - that the additional simplification would increase the cost of compute services. Thanks 👍
Best Explanation ever in RUclips about Serverless and Serverfull with Simple Explanation
god damn. even a child can understand these things as the way teaching. amazing
Please make a course on AWS for Full stack developers with the services that are absolutely necessary. So that we can ship are projects end to end.
Soon
@@codedamn especially a cicd pipeline a
would be great
@@codedamn super, waiting for it
Serverless framework, lambda , dynamo db, ts 🔥
I watched this video till the end and omg I loved it! Best vid to understand the topic
i watched every video of your's till the end as much i have watched, and those r full of info and helpfull too. u r doing great...
Bro I simply love your videos. they're extremely helpful so thank you
Very well explanations. Thank you.
thank you so much, i was struggling to understand
I swear you read my mind ! Thanks a lot, very insightful !
This was a clear explanation of serverless and "serverful." It's never good to have a vague understanding server and application hosting concepts.
Great level of clarity!! Thanks man
I watched this video till the end and liked it a lot
Your videos are very informitive. Thanks for explaining all these technologies. I can now finally understand my organizations daily meetings to a greater level.
I watched this video till the end!
Awesome comparison, Firebase cloud functions are examples of serverless 🔥easy to setup and serverfull brings lots of learning 😎
Serverless is not bound to a server with an ip. That was very well explained. Thank you.
What are the gotchas I should look out for when building a CRM + Marketing tool (emails , sms , custom domains) using a Serverless architecture
Wow... This was so clear and very helpful. You've just simplified this concept down to the root. with important tips too.
Thank you so much.🤗
10:15 Great video, I think cheaper means, as a small startup you don't have to hire a team to set up and maintain things like Kubernetes & Terraform to operate on scale, developers time cost the company more than the difference between the costs of EC2 & Lambda.
Good stuff mahn. Watched till end
I watched the video till the end..Good explanation
I watched till the end, and I appreciate your effort very much. Thank you.
I watched this video till the end. Clear and simple explanation.
Might you happen to be from India? If so, I'd like to compliment your English! You speak very clearly & I'm kind of impressed.
He is an Indian
Such a great video. Thank you! I watched it until the end
just want to say thank you since I learned a lot from you videos :). more power!
Fantastic video, thanks for an in-depth and understandable explanation.
I watched this video till the end! Yet again, superb explanation.
I WATCHED THIS VIDEO TILL THE END!
this channel is so underrated
Just joined a startup and found this serverless app which i never knew till this date. Good info
I watched your video till the end
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I watched this video till the end! 🙂
Awesome explanation. Really well done, thank you!
Very well explained
best explanation i've every heard, well done!
Great video. Thank you! Excited to check out your course subscription 🙏🏾
watched this video till the end, I do have some questions though ,you said the time for the serverless architecture was 20ms+500ms of boot time then it drops, So i'm confused as to what is the boot time. You said every time the server redeploys in a different computer container the environment is recreated from scratch. Is the boot time something that only happens when the server is redeployed. So randomly a user will sometimes have to wait for the server to finish getting redeployed from 0 to 500ms extra to normal. Also another question about the serverless architecture when the server is redeployed to a different container does it preserve the state of any ram data it was manipulating? Then finally in the serverless architecture is it possible to use node anyway at the expense of lengthening the time for the server to redeploy to another container.
Also I find your video's are some of the most effective types in terms of actually teaching in contrast to the many random video's that feel more like attention seekers,
I watched this video till the end.
I watched this video until the end
Thank you.
Both are good architectures, i think serverfull can be good option for learning load balancer and server stuff , on the other hand serverless or also good for simplicity on server side
I may be oversimplifying this, but at this point of time with my limited scope of knowledge..... my general rule of thumb is to go server less unless you need to run a database. However if you only NEED a database (not to actually run one locally) you can use a database as a service such as Mongodb Atlas or Firebase with your server less web app. In summary, if you want to run an SQL database because you need things like range queries, you NEED a serverful application. Does anyone have a different point of view?
Sounds about right.
With the intrdouction of appwrite, supabase you can now also use Postgresql as your database.
Thank you for the video!! Amazing!!
Thanks man
Nice explanation.. 👍
Bhai ,it is very helpful
Good video bro 👍🏻
thanks for making such insightful videos.
Thank you for lucid explanation.
Very informative, thank you very much
I watched this video till the end
I watched this video till the end! Thank you bhaiya
I watched this video till the end. Nice explanation 👍
another banger! keep up the good work.
Really awesome content
In less time you have explained very well.
Also made concepts clear to understand.
One suggestion can you please reduce the background music or change it to some other music.
Thank you
Really informative video, Thanks.
sir please create video on Kubernetes
I watched the video till the end
Just in time. This is what I've been confusing for days.
Please make more videos related to architectures and stuff like immer, node , etc
Who is the designer behind these amazing Thumbnails.🤔So creative thumbnails 💯
I watched this video to the end
Nice video. So, can we compare DigitalOcean droplets to AWS EC2? I watched till the end.
Yes that's right
i watched this video till the end
Thanks
I watched till the end
thanks
Thanks for your videos.
There is a small typo on the slide that appears at 9:04. You say 5 seconds for 1 million clients but it's written 5 ms.
Keep up the good work.
Great video
I watched till the end.. Good One..
And Netlify functions, vercel can't respond cpu intensive task after 10 seconds of api call, Api got canceled and server never computes the task.
nice explanation
Sir, can you please make a video on how to choose hosting for next js or react app for static sites or serverless like on digital ocean or other platflorm.
and what about managed servers?
Yo watched till ene
Finally.
Can you tell me if I am right? GCP App Engine is like a serverless and GCP Compute Engine is like a serverful?
Also, I watched this video till the end.
Your content is great, but please try to create nice and structured presentations. It becomes hard to analyse and think what you write on the whiteboard. It is like being inside your mind, but it is not helpful for us to understand.
Wow really informative video
till end.
Awesome sir
Please, do the serverless tutorial on youtube.
vatched till the end
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Great 👍
Thumbnail is so good i have not seen such a fucking legend thumbnail for ages thanks to the creator of the thumbnail.....please give me his contact info :)!!
everytime i look at lambda symbol i get reminded of half life
Nicely explained however..Serverless concept is now beyond lambda.. AWS Fargate , Cockroach DB, AWS Aurora Serverless , Redshift Serverless recently was launched, AWS MSK Serverless is launched .. so the concept is gaining momentum beyond just basic compute and the cons of Serverless are being coped up slowly. .
Is ngrok serverless?
Probably no, it requires setting up reverse SSH tunnels hence a long running process, that requires dedicated compute for longer times
Noice 💯
Bro decrease price of subscription broo
How much can you afford?
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2:35 please don't use that animating background it distracts alot.