Serverless Computing Explained: Event Driven and Cost Efficient
Serverless Computing Explained: Event Driven and Cost Efficient Serverless computing is a cloud model where developers run code without managing servers. You write small units of work, called functions, and the platform handles provisioning, scaling, and maintenance. This can reduce operational chores and speed up delivery. The key idea is event-driven execution. Functions start when an event arrives—an HTTP request, a database change, a file upload, or a timer. Each invocation runs in isolation and completes quickly; the platform tears down the environment when done. This pattern supports irregular or fast-changing traffic well. ...