

Serverless is moving fast and we are having a hard time keeping up with all the developments. However, these folks do an excellent job of providing the latest news and information on serverless and FaaS.
This is an excellent newsletter on all things serverless. curated by Jeremy Daly (@jeremy_daly) (We highly recommend subscribing) if you want to get a very deep weekly curated newsletter on serverless.
Curated by Peter Cooper (@peterc) and Raymond Camden(@raymondcamden) this is a good weekly newsletter on serverless news.
From Raleigh’s own Aaron Delp and Brian Gracely the hosts of the Cloud Cast they bring us episodes just on serverless called the Serverless Cast (@serverless cast). TriggerMesh was featured on this episode.
This is an excellent podcast by Forrest Brazeal (@forrestbrazeal) of Trek10. He’s pretty much focused on AWS but really good content from an expert.
HackerNoon is a blog from the folks of Y! Combinator and excellent resource but we tend to follow the blogs tagged as serverless.
The AWS blog covers everything AWS but the ones tagged serverless are pretty interesting.
Yan Cui (@theburningmonk), is the author of Production-Ready Serverless. He’s an AWS hero and a deep user.
If you want a list of all things serverless Awesome Serverless is a Github project that is a curated list of all things serverless. It’s pretty comprehensive but a good list of all things serverless.
This paper describes a new model of cloud native computing enabled by emerging “serverless” architectures and their supporting platforms. It defines what serverless computing is, highlights use cases and successful examples of serverless computing, and shows how serverless computing differs from (and interrelates with) other cloud application development models such as Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and container orchestration or Containers-as-a-Service (CaaS)
We follow many people on Twitter but we are curating a list of the people we think have a lot to add to the serverless conversation.