Serverless & Event-Driven Engineering on AWS | superluminar
superluminar GmbH · Software Development
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What the publisher says
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Serverless on AWS is more than just Lambda. It is a way of building applications where scale, availability, and most of the operational toil are AWS's problem instead of yours — and where the bill matches actual usage instead of provisioned capacity. Done well, it lets small teams ship and operate systems that would otherwise need a dedicated platform team. superluminar designs and builds serverless and event-driven applications on AWS for teams that want to move fast without trading away production discipline: real observability, real testing, real Infrastructure as Code, and architectures that hold up under both spiky and sustained load.
Highlights
Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.
Serverless that holds up in production: Lambda functions, Step Functions workflows, and event-driven architectures designed with explicit latency budgets, failure modes, and observability — not demoware that quietly breaks under real load.
Pay-per-use economics without surprises: We model cost and scaling characteristics up front and tune Lambda memory, concurrency, and architecture choices throughout the engagement, so the bill matches the value the system actually delivers.
One partner from architecture to Day-2: Architecture, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD, observability, security, and operational handover — by engineers who run serverless workloads in production for AWS customers.
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