JustServerless/awesome-serverless

URL: https://github.com/JustServerless/awesome-serverless
Category: Themed Directories
Tags: awesome-lists, serverless, developer-resources

Overview

awesome-serverless is a (now deprecated) GitHub-hosted, awesome-style curated directory of resources related to serverless computing and serverless architectures. It aggregates links and references to tools, learning materials, and community content across the broader serverless ecosystem.

Features

• Curated serverless resource list

  • Focuses on “all things serverless,” including architectures, platforms, and tooling.
  • Inspired by the general awesome list format and conventions.

• Organized by content type (as indicated by the table of contents):

  • General – Introductory and high-level resources about serverless computing and architectures.
  • Blogs – Ongoing blogs dedicated to serverless topics and ecosystem updates.
  • Blog posts – Individual articles or deep-dives on specific serverless concepts, patterns, or case studies.
  • Screencasts – Video tutorials and hands-on demonstrations for learning serverless development and deployment.
  • Talks – Conference talks, meetups, and presentations about serverless best practices and real-world usage.
  • Projects – Open-source or reference projects that showcase serverless implementations and examples.
  • Related projects – Other curated lists or repositories that are adjacent to or complement serverless topics.
  • Serverless Framework Plugins – Plugins specifically built for the Serverless Framework to extend functionality (e.g., deployment workflows, environment handling like .env, integrations).
  • Literature / Education – Books, courses, and other structured learning materials on serverless computing.
  • Professional services – Service providers and consultancies that offer expertise around serverless adoption and implementation.

• GitHub-native structure

  • README-based index: Main list content is maintained in README.md.
  • Contributing guidelines: CONTRIBUTING.md describes how to propose additions or changes to the list.
  • Archive notice: ARCHIVE.md documents the deprecation/archival status and context.
  • Open-source license: A LICENSE file governs how the list content can be used and shared.

• Community-driven curation

  • Hosted on GitHub with contributions from multiple collaborators (contributors listed via GitHub’s contributor graph).
  • Uses issues and pull requests to evolve and maintain the resource directory.

• Deprecation / Archive status

  • Explicitly marked as DEPRECATED and archived.
  • Still useful as a historical snapshot and reference for serverless resources, but not actively maintained.

Licensing

• Distributed with an explicit LICENSE file in the repository.
• Use and redistribution are governed by that open-source license (see the repository’s LICENSE file for details).

Pricing

• Not applicable. This is an open-source, GitHub-hosted curated list with no pricing plans mentioned.