Provider Guidance
5 entriesReference architectures from the cloud providers.
Concepts & Traits
4 entriesWhat defines a serverless architecture.
Practice & Trends
2 entriesDesign quality and where the field was heading.
Related Pages
12 entriesRelated directories on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is serverless architecture?
An application design built from managed services and event-driven functions, combining backend-as-a-service for things like databases and authentication with function-as-a-service for custom logic.
What are its main benefits and limits?
Benefits are automatic scaling, no server management and pay-per-use. Limits include cold starts, execution time limits, debugging difficulty and dependence on a provider's services.
How does it relate to microservices and event-driven design?
Serverless apps are usually event-driven and split into small units like microservices, but the units are functions and managed services instead of long-running services.
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