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Why Go for Serverless?

5 min readApr 1, 2025

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Introduction:

With the arrival of cloud computing, the structure of developing and deploying applications has changed dramatically. One of the new perspectives offered by cloud computing is the serverless architecture. Serverless computing offloads the burden of server management so that developers can concentrate on writing code. Some examples of serverless computing are AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, and Google Cloud Functions.

So, why should you think about going serverless for your next project? Now, let’s explore the main advantages and disadvantages of serverless computing.

Advantages of Serverless Architecture

1. Faster Development

With serverless computing, there is nothing to set up and maintain in terms of servers. It allows developers to concentrate on just the coding, which speeds up the development cycle.

  • No need to configure or manage infrastructure.
  • Easier and faster deployment.
  • Best for startups or companies that are looking to innovate quickly.

2. Cost Efficiency — Pay Only for What You Use

One of the biggest advantages is its pricing model. You only pay for when your application is in…

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Manoj Saini
Manoj Saini

Written by Manoj Saini

Cloud Platform Engineer | DevOps & MLOps | AWS & GCP | Kubernetes (EKS/GKE) | Serverless | Terraform & IaC | Databricks & GenAI

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