What are the biggest products you guys know of tha...
# random
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What are the biggest products you guys know of that are using full stack serverless in a meaningful way?
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I’ve seen lambda pop up a bunch on these videos from AWS:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7PTtm_3Os4

Usually as a connecting piece though, not as the core platform
I think I remember seeing a coca cola video on there at some point
t
Ah nice, was looking more for a full stack serverless product
Probably not many since the tooling is just getting there
r
I guess it depends how you define biggest but everything we (Leadent Digital) build is serverless. We have a last mile field service product called On My Way that's whitelabelled by one of the largest field service management vendors and also sold direct to the likes of Foxtel in Australia, Bosch Thermotechnology, and companies across the UK, USA and Canada. We've also built a number of other products (all in the field service niche) used by some pretty big organisations in the UK like, Anglian Water, Northumbrian Water, E.ON Energy, Calor Gas and some local governments.
j
We have quite a few Seed customers that have pretty sizable full-stack serverless apps. Kovi is one of them and there was a podcast (not in english unfortunately) where they talked about their stack.
r
In terms of our stacks we predominantly use Netlify for our VueJs frontends but there are some apps using CloudFront too. API Gateway ReST APIs and Lambda (NodeJs, TypeScript) SQS DynamoDB Aurora and MySQL RDS Route53 VPC From a deployment tooling perspective we started with ClaudiaJS, moved to the Serverless Framework and we're now migrating to SST. The few remaining services that aren't serverless are using Elastic Beanstalk and Application Load Balancers
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we're building canopyservicing.com and the api is entirely serverless. same stack as @Ross Coundon above. early days (a year ago) prior to SST i wanted to put another monolith behind api gateway to migrate away from nodejs lambdas. but SST came around and things became more bearable. lol. having an always live stack per dev is great.
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