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After completing this module, students will know important concepts of how to automatize serverless applications and how to use serverless Functions-as-a-Service to automatize cloud applcations. They are able to analyze serverless cloud applications in terms of patterns, architectures, interfaces, monitoring, logging, deployment pipelines, quality assurance, as well as interoperability and portability of cloud services. In addition, they have acquired the ability to design, implement and run serverless applications in federated clouds.

Challenges, architectures, patterns, interfaces, monitoring, logging, deployment pipelines, quality assurance, interoperability, portability, cloud services

During the first half of the course, weekly lectures + in-class exercises will be given. The main focus on the in-class exercises is to apply the theory in the practical project. In addition, students will work as a team on a project with milestones during the whole semester.

Weekly in-class exercises, project development with milestones and progress report, final presentation, and final report.

• Chris Richardson, Microservices Patterns: With Examples in Java, MANNING
• Jason Katzer, "Learning Serverless: Design, Develop, and Deploy with Confidence", O'Reilly, 2021
• Cloud Providers' documentation
• Tutorials and research papers for potential tools

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Each student will achieve 100$ for AWS and 50$ for Google cloud services