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      <title>Serverless Framework: A New Experience and a Few Limitations</title>
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      <description>I recently worked on a small project using the Serverless Framework. As someone more experienced with terraform, I found it to be a new, interesting experience. It&amp;rsquo;s worth noting that Serverless uses CloudFormation underneath for AWS. After few weeks, I can share a bit of my personal thoughts about the framework.
Firstly, the Serverless Framework is not a bad piece of software. It can deploy an API Gateway with a bunch of lambda functions in a moment.</description>
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