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Introduction to Serverless Computing

This presentation provides an overview of serverless computing, highlighting its key concepts, benefits, and real-world use cases. It discusses popular platforms like AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions, as well as the challenges associated with serverless architecture. The future of serverless is promising with growing adoption and enhanced tools for development.

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Introduction to Serverless Computing

This presentation provides an overview of serverless computing, highlighting its key concepts, benefits, and real-world use cases. It discusses popular platforms like AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions, as well as the challenges associated with serverless architecture. The future of serverless is promising with growing adoption and enhanced tools for development.

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Introduction to Serverless

Computing
Welcome! This presentation explores serverless computing. It
covers key concepts and benefits. Discover real-world use cases.
Learn about popular platforms and development. Understand
challenges and the future.

by MADHAN M
What is Serverless?
Key Concepts Definitions

• No server management Serverless is a cloud computing model. Providers


• Pay-per-use model dynamically manage resources. Developers focus on
code, not infrastructure. The system scales
• Automatic scaling
automatically as needed.

Serverless architecture allows developers to build and run applications without managing servers. This reduces
operational overhead and costs.
Benefits of Serverless
Architectures

Cost Savings Scalability Faster


deployment
Pay only for actual Automatically scales
usage. with demand. Quickly deploy new
features.

Serverless computing offers significant benefits. It reduces


operational costs. It provides automatic scalability. Deployment is
faster and more efficient.
Serverless Use Cases
Real-time data processing
Process streaming data instantly.

Web applications
Host dynamic websites easily.

Mobile backends
Build scalable mobile APIs.

IoT applications
Manage IoT device data efficiently.

Industries are adopting serverless for varied needs. Examples include


media processing and chatbots. It's also used for automating backups.
Serverless adapts to many sectors.
Popular Serverless Platforms
AWS Lambda
1 Amazon's serverless compute service.

Azure Functions
2 Microsoft's event-driven compute.

Google Cloud Functions


3 Google's serverless execution environment.

AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions are leading platforms. They provide tools for building
scalable applications. They offer easy integration with other services.
Building a Serverless Application
Choose a platform
Select AWS, Azure, or Google.

Write functions
Develop individual functions.

Configure triggers
Set up event triggers.

Deploy and test


Deploy functions and test thoroughly.

Start with defining the application's functionality. Develop individual functions for
each task. Configure triggers for event-driven execution. Deploy and test your
serverless application.
Challenges and
Considerations
Cold starts Debugging
Initial latency can affect Distributed systems pose
performance. debug challenges.

Security
Properly secure function invocations.

Consider cold starts, debugging, and security. Overcome these


challenges with best practices. Monitoring and testing are critical.
The Future of Serverless
Growing adoption
Serverless adoption is increasing rapidly.

Enhanced tools
Better tools for development and monitoring are emerging.

Broader use cases


New use cases are constantly being discovered.

Serverless computing is evolving. It will change application


development. Embrace serverless for future innovation. Next steps
include experimenting with platforms and engaging in community.

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