The Compounding Returns of Serverless – with Brian Foody

You launched your product with great fanfare… but things haven’t been going so well since. Bugs are rolling in. Your ability to deliver features is slowing. And friction in your team is starting to increase.

If this sounds familiar then you are not alone.

In this talk, Brian Foody will explore the common reasons software teams plateau and learn how adopting cloud-native technologies can help re-energise your product.

Aligned to DevOps principles and processes like BDD you’ll have a recipe for long term success based on constant iteration with your customers.

About Brian

Brian Foody is the Co-Founder of Sensive (https://www.sensive.co/) and Lead Engineer at Austal (https://www.austal.com/), leveraging serverless technologies, DevOps and BDD principles to guide the development of highly contrasting products that span different problem domains. Prior to this Brian was CTO at the recently acquired Bamboo (https://startupnews.com.au/2020/10/26/bamboo-acquired-by-perth-investment-company/), an investment startup built entirely on serverless technologies which inspired the title of his talk on compounding returns.

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