Mikhail Shilkov is a Microsoft Azure MVP, Russian expat living in the Netherlands.
He is passionate about cloud technologies, functional programming and the intersection of the two.
In his spare time, you can find him answering “azure-functions” questions on StackOverflow, tweeting as @MikhailShilkov about serverless, blogging about functional programming at https://mikhail.io, or presenting the stories of serverless and functional adoption at conferences and meetups.
Talks I've Given
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Lightning Talk: Cloud Infrastructure as F#
Featuring Mikhail Shilkov
Modern cloud applications consist of many moving parts, so they are hard to manage without employing Infrastructure-as-Code approach.
Traditionally, tools like CloudFormation, ARM templates and Terraform employ text-based templates, which tend to be tedious, repetitive and difficult to reuse.
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Durable F#unctions
Featuring Mikhail Shilkov
Serverless architecture is the future of the cloud. Initially, the serverless tech focused on running small isolated tasks in response to cloud events. The next evolutionary step is to compose complex applications out of those small components.
Azure Durable Functions provides powerful...
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Performance Tales of Serverless
Featuring Mikhail Shilkov
Function-as-a-Service "serverless" cloud offerings provide you with a super easy way to run custom code in response to events. One promise of FaaS model is the ability to scale without limits, up or down, whenever needed.
But how does that work in practice? Can AWS Lambda handle...
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Azure F#unctions
Featuring Mikhail Shilkov
Azure Functions, Function-as-a-Service "serverless" offering from Microsoft, provides you with a super easy way to run custom code in response to events. Serverless is the new buzz of the day, rapidly taking over the fame of microservices.
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