Has Serverless adoption hit a roadblock?

Is the serverless promise being fulfilled?

According to the industry, the serverless adoption is hampered by two main impediments.

Architectural complexity: tracing, debugging, observability, deployment
Fear of losing control, weak security, vendor lock in...

The O'Reilly serverless survey shows there are multiple roadblocks, holding the adoption of serverless back to moving forward.

Regardless what database we are using, what cloud functions is being used, we still need an orchestrator, to bring order in this process.

Serverless adoption is hitting walls when building more serious applications. The current disadvantages are enough to make developers stray away from adopting serverless.

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All we need is a STAR orchestrator, that merges data streams whilst not messing up logic interpretation.

Veselin Pizurica has presented following presentation on the Serverless Architecture Conference in April 2021.

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Download Veselin's presentation

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See the video below to see the combination of Waylay and FLS VISITOUR in action:

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What’s next?

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Autonomous service operations is getting supercharged by the advent of smart synthetic software agents, powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). These synthetic agents will assist human service agents to increase capacity and reduce tedious manual work, like root cause analysis of asset performance issues, updating work plans to deal with impending asset shut downs, etc.

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LLM technologies have matured enough to couple automated asset health monitoring with autonomous field job scheduling to improve asset uptime and Service Level Agreement adherence. Waylay’s analytics and orchestration platform can serve various agentic LLM applications for autonomous service operations that leverages the FLS VISITOUR scheduling engine to optimize the field force load and reduce wasted travel hours. The result is faster preventive asset maintenance activities, less human error during scheduling and an overall better end customer experience.

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Has Serverless adoption hit a roadblock?