SocGen Builds Serverless-Code Environment, Explores Virtualized Computing
The Paris-based bank has developed a coding environment to help democratize tech development, and is exploring virtualization.
Societe Generale has built a serverless-code environment internally to allow non-developers within the bank to code simple solutions.
The coding environment functions similarly to Amazon Web Services’ (AWS’) Lambda and Google Cloud Functions, which are event-driven serverless computing platforms that run code in response to events. Sumanda Basu, data management technology leader at the Paris-based bank, said the coding environment is being used to democratize technology use and enable non
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