Are you using AWS Lambda but worried about high costs? Are you looking for ways to optimize your experience with AWS Lambda? In this session, I'll share simple tips and tricks to help you get the most out of AWS Lambda while keeping costs low. You'll learn how to set up your functions efficiently, manage resources smartly, and use best practices for developing, monitoring, and debugging. Whether you're new to serverless or want to improve your current setup, this talk will provide you with easy-to-follow advice for making AWS Lambda work better for your event-driven serverless applications and your budget.
Driss ALLAKI
Institut National des Postes et Télécommunications (INPT)
Driss Allaki received his Ph.D. in Software Engineering from Institut National des Postes et Télécommunications (INPT) in Morocco. He is currently a full-time Professor at INPT, where he also serves as the coordinator of the Advanced Software Engineering for Digital Services (ASEDS) program.
Professor Allaki's teaching portfolio includes courses on software architecture and development, distributed systems, and cloud-native technologies. His research interests are diverse and encompass areas such as service-oriented software and software modeling.
Beyond his academic duties, professor Allaki is an active member of many tech communities in Morocco. He is a frequent public speaker and a community advocate, striving to bridge the gap between academic research and industry practices. He is passionate about fostering innovation and collaboration among students and professionals in the field of software engineering.
Professor Allaki's teaching portfolio includes courses on software architecture and development, distributed systems, and cloud-native technologies. His research interests are diverse and encompass areas such as service-oriented software and software modeling.
Beyond his academic duties, professor Allaki is an active member of many tech communities in Morocco. He is a frequent public speaker and a community advocate, striving to bridge the gap between academic research and industry practices. He is passionate about fostering innovation and collaboration among students and professionals in the field of software engineering.