The flying squirrel: when CMS Spip goes serverless
Au commencement.. Le Web français était informe et vide.. quelques sites (universitaires notamment), reliés aux autres par des liens et référencées par des annuaires. 1996 : les premiers services d'hébergement web, Mygale, puis Chez.com. « Il y eut un soir, il y eu un matin. Premier jour » 1999 : Adolescent, j'apprends alors PHP. « Il y eut un soir, il y eu un matin. Deuxième jour » 2000 : Les…
Paul, a developer, has successfully ported SPIP, a French open-source content management system, to a serverless architecture using AWS. The project, called spip-serverless, is available on Github under an MIT license and features a demo site. The port was necessary to meet a client's requirement of using SPIP as the backend for a new application, while also ensuring high availability and scalability.
The architecture uses AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, S3, CloudFront, and Aurora DSQL, allowing for a pay-as-you-go model with minimal costs when the site is not in use.
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