Mikhail Shilkov • 7/2/2019

Globally-distributed Serverless Application in 100 Lines of Code. Infrastructure Included!

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This technical article details building a serverless, globally-distributed URL shortener application using Pulumi, Azure Functions, and Cosmos DB. It explains how to define the entire cloud infrastructure—including database and HTTP endpoints—in under 100 lines of TypeScript code to ensure low latency for users worldwide.

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