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    Python Workers are now generally available

    Python Workers are now GA on Cloudflare Workers. The runtime uses Pyodide‑compiled WebAssembly to run Python, adds first‑class support for Cloudflare bindings (queues, KV, etc.) without manual JS conversion, provides built‑in ASGI/WSGI adapters for FastAPI, Django, Flask, and implements a socket syscall bridge so standard Python DB drivers work via Hyperdrive. The team also pushed PEP 783 to stan…

    Hacker News front pagecloudflare.com9 minreleaseHN17528
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    Building Deterministic Multi-Agent State Machines in TypeScript

    The article shows how to build a deterministic, checkpoint‑backed finite state machine engine in TypeScript for orchestrating multi‑agent AI workflows. It uses Zod for schema validation, better‑sqlite3 for atomic persistence, and a pure transition function to make workflows traceable and recoverable in serverless environments.

    SitePointsitepoint.com18 min
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    We Didn't Want to Build Another Java Server

    Codename One introduced an experimental native Java backend that compiles Java controllers to a tiny native executable via ParparVM. Benchmarks show sub‑millisecond startup, 10‑40 MiB memory, and up to 20 % higher request throughput than a Go fasthttp server.

    CodeName Onecodenameone.com15 min
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    On-Demand Masked Sessions with Twilio Proxy, Voice and Serverless

    A step‑by‑step tutorial showing how to build a Just‑in‑Time masked‑call workflow with Twilio Voice, Proxy, and Sync, using a two‑bounce out‑of‑session pattern to collect a tracking code via IVR, resolve the counterpart’s number, stash it in Sync, and auto‑create a Proxy session on the fly—all deployed as Twilio Serverless Functions.

    Twiliotwilio.com18 min
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    Elastic announces GA of cross-project search on Serverless, enabling teams to query across all linked projects without moving a byte

    Elastic Cloud Serverless now offers General Availability of Cross‑Project Search (CPS), letting you run a single query across up to 100 linked projects (any region, cloud, or solution type) without moving data. Setup is UI‑driven, permissions are evaluated per‑project, and costs are $0.009 / GB retained plus $0.05 / GB egress. CPS works for Observability, Security, Search, vector DB, and ML jobs,…

    Elasticelastic.co6 minrelease
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    AWS Lambda Pushes Serverless Toward Long-Running Workloads

    AWS Lambda Managed Instances now allow functions to run up to 90 minutes, six times longer than before, and add Graviton5 support. The longer timeout requires careful handling of connections, credentials, and idempotency, and may shift some workloads from ad‑hoc workarounds to Lambda but also invites cost‑aware alternatives.

    InfoQinfoq.com2 min
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    Database for AI Agents: 5 Evaluation Criteria

    Databricks outlines five criteria for a production‑ready database for AI agents—branch‑per‑agent isolation, serverless scale‑to‑zero, hybrid search, ACID guarantees, and a unified platform that eliminates ETL lag—illustrating each with features of its Lakebase offering and brief customer anecdotes.

    Databricksdatabricks.com10 min