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@dfrasca

Daniele Frasca

@dfrasca

I am focusing on serverless technologies. I blog about my serverless experiences with hands-on projects.

EUJoined January 2022

About

I am an AWS serverless community builder. I worked around Europe in public and private sector projects, and I have also been around for a while when Agile or Unit Tests were not a word.

I use this blog to share my ideas and create collaboration.

Feel free to contact me anytime.

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Daniele Frasca's blogs

Serverless Blog: Proof of concept on Serverless Architectures with Rust, .NET and Node.jsdfrasca.hashnode.dev50 posts

About

I am an AWS serverless community builder. I worked around Europe in public and private sector projects, and I have also been around for a while when Agile or Unit Tests were not a word.

I use this blog to share my ideas and create collaboration.

Feel free to contact me anytime.

Available for

Nothing here yet.

Daniele Frasca's blogs

Serverless Blog: Proof of concept on Serverless Architectures with Rust, .NET and Node.jsdfrasca.hashnode.dev50 posts

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Metrics, Logs, Traces, and Audit (Part 3)

Apr 13 · 5 min read · When a system reaches a global scale, teams usually have plenty of data. The real problem is figuring out which signals matter. Metrics, logs, traces, and audit records are all available. Dashboards a

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Three Responsibilities of a Global Application (Part 2)

Mar 17 · 5 min read · In Part 1, I explained that at a global scale, trust is part of the architecture. Not trust as a feeling, but trust as something the system must enforce and prove. In this article, I aim to explain th

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Trust Is the Architecture (Part 1)

Mar 4 · 6 min read · Over the past few years, I have written about serverless from a technical perspective, covering topics like latency, multi-region setups, and complex scenarios. That is all important, but this time I

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Building long-running usage reports on AWS

Feb 24 · 18 min read · In this post, I will discuss how to generate a report that could take a long time, and I will use 2 different implementations to see the differences. Implementation A: AWS Step Functions (Standard wo

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When (Not If) Containers Misbehave

Sep 17, 2025 · 10 min read · In my previous article, Fargate + Lambda are better together, I introduced the concept of a hybrid architecture where I can route traffic between ECS Fargate and Lambda based on real-time conditions. The most common argument I know about is: Why not...

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