Spring Cloud Function: Where We Were, Where We Are, and Where We’re Going

Spring Cloud Function is evolving and quickly becoming a go-to solution for users who want to spend more time concentrating on functional aspects of their requirements while guarding themselves from nonfunctional (boilerplate) concerns such as connectivity, integration, and many others.

Enhanced support for Kotlin, support for Cloud Events and RSocket integration, major enhancements in AWS Lambda support, as well as streaming solutions with brokers such as Kafka, Solace, etc., a lot of work has gone into Spring Cloud Function since the last SpringOne.

In this ""state of the union"" session (50/50 presentation/live-code), Oleg (Spring), Marc (Solace), and Mark (AWS) will discuss and demonstrate these changes and enhancements, and talk about what's coming in the future.

Marc DiPasquale, Developer Advocate at Solace
Mark Sailes, Specialist Solutions Architect, Serverless at Amazon Web Services
Oleg Zhurakousky, Developer at VMware

[MichalGebauer]

Native aws lambda by Mark Sailes was super-helpful for me.

[nitinrajyadav]

Waste of time, the guys tried to explain too many things in too little time.
Find some other resources to learn about Spring Cloud Function.

[MrAnonimR]

why even bothering to compress a lot of information in such of a short time?

I find it pretty bad to do it like this, because there is no time to explain any of them well and it's also putting a lot of time pressure on the presenters