On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Michael Hart about what's new with Cloudflare Workers, how to add state with K/V, Durable Objects, R2, and more, how and why WinterCG is defining a new set of Web API standards, maintaining open source, and so much more.

In this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Kevin Jernigan about MongoDB's road to serverless, how it enables developer productivity, why it's so hard to build serverless databases, what a new serverless pricing model could look like, and so much more.

In this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Gwyn Pena-Siguenza about why everyone in tech should start out at a help desk, how flexibility versus simplicity affects a developer's cognitive load, how Azure differs from GCP and AWS, the state of serverless, and so much more!

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Lee Gilmore about the complexities of productionizing serverless applications, what is Serverless Tactical DD(R), why serverless threat modeling is so important, how to think about your architecture layers, and so much more.

In part 2 of this two part episode, Jeremy and Rebecca discuss some more of their favorite moments from the last 30 episodes cohosting the show together.

In this two part episode, Jeremy and Rebecca discuss some of their favorite moments from the last 30 episodes cohosting the show together.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Sarah Hamilton about moving from MVPs to massively scalable serverless teams, the ideal ways of working versus the reality, integration testing strategy for EventBridge, serverless community building, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Swizec Teller about how to approach serverless as a frontend engineer, why if you can JavaScript you can backend, why tech tutorials are turning you into a mediocre engineer, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Farrah Campbell about the AWS Developer Community, the programs devs can participate in, the importance of developer advocacy and community building, why serverless and container devs should be friends, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Jeff Williams from Contrast Security about the creation of the OWASP Top 10 and how it applies to serverless applications, the shared responsibility model and how serverless goes even further, the current security risks and vulnerabilities, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Dr. Werner Vogels about the customer pain points that led to the creation of Lambda, the patterns that emerged to create the larger serverless ecosystem, why we should be building sustainable architectures, the importance of developer community programs, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Merritt Baer and Megan O'Neil about how to think about security choices around services and resources in the cloud, the need for leadership and education, how serverless extends the shared security model, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Matthieu Napoli and Mariusz Nowak about the latest major release of the Serverless Framework, how they streamlined the CLI developer experience, the new params feature, the future of the Serverless Framework, and much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Tom McLaughlin about the challenges of adopting serverless, what happens when devs become responsible for new areas, the engineering rigor required for serverless team enablement, and much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with David Anderson about the importance of being Well-Architected, what companies must do to embrace a serverless transformation, the evolution of Serverless-First engineers, how to accelerate your organization to the "modern cloud" with his new book "The Flywheel Effect", and much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Kristi Perreault about how to support women in tech, the benefits of "squeaky clean code", how her team helps enable serverless developers at Liberty Mutual, and a whole lot more!

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Tomasz Łakomy about his work at Cloudash and Stedi, why continuous learning is such an important part of your continued growth as an engineer, how teaching to your former self can help others on their journeys, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Eric Johnson about the emergence of Step Functions within our serverless applications, bringing the developer to the cloud versus the cloud to the developer, the importance of serverless advocacy and teaching, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Shawn "swyx" Wang about workflows as code with Temporal, self-provisioning runtimes, the intersection of cloud and serverless, the need for developer experience roles, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Dorian Smiley about how Brainly used serverless to turn 4 developers into 50, how the API economy could reshape cloud architecture, what the next evolution of serverless and cloud development looks like, and so much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Ajay Nair and Talia Nassi live from AWS re:Invent about the latest serverless announcements, what serverless "phase 2" looks like now that people have accepted the operational model, the developer experience improvements being made with things like SAM Accelerate, and much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Ivonne Roberts about her new role at Bill.com, how she transitioned into tech and became an AWS Serverless Hero, what drew her to serverless in the first place, why making content is so important for your career, and much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca talk to Adam Elmore about his journey to become an AWS freelancer, the value of achieving all 12 AWS certifications, how starting the AWS FM podcast may have changed his perspective on the AWS CDK (as well as other things), and much more.

On this episode, Jeremy and Rebecca chat with Brian Scanlan about the technical strategies you should avoid (and embrace) when scaling your startup, why you probably shouldn't go multi-region, how fixing your on-call processes can improve company culture and reduce developer burnout, and so much more.