Serverless & Edge
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Cold Starts Are Not the Problem With Serverless
Cold start latency is measurable, bounded, and largely solved. The genuine serverless difficulties are connection management, local testing, and cost…
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Cache Invalidation Is Hard Because You Are Doing It Wrong
Purging caches when content changes is fighting the architecture. Immutable URLs with content hashes eliminate invalidation entirely for most assets.
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Serverless Portability Claims Rarely Survive Contact With a Real Migration
A function handler looks portable in isolation. The event source format, the IAM binding and the deployment tooling around it…
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HTTP/3 Fixes a Problem TCP Could Never Actually Solve
A single lost packet in an HTTP/2 connection stalls every request multiplexed onto it, because TCP guarantees ordered delivery across…
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Edge Functions Are a Different Runtime, Not a Smaller One
Code written for a full serverless function frequently fails to run at the edge, not because the edge is less…
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Orderlek Unveils Next-Generation Composable Commerce Architecture
Discover how Orderlek’s Composable Commerce Architecture empowers enterprise brands to break the monolith and build highly agile, API-driven global storefronts.
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Cache Invalidation Fails Quietly When It Relies on Time Alone
A time-to-live setting is a guess about how long content stays valid, and it is either too short to save…
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