Serverless Consulting

We Design, Develop, and Support Serverless Applications

Serverless computing services are available in two ways: Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) and Function-as-a-Service (FaaS). Some providers offer database and storage services to customers or BaaS, while others offer functions without storing application data as the service. Some of the major FaaS vendors are Amazon – AWS Lambda, Microsoft – Azure Functions, Google – Google cloud functions, and IBM – IBM OpenWhisk.

Serverless Landscape

Client Layer
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  • Custom Web or Mobile Apps
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Logic Layer &
Triggers
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    Lambda

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    Azure Functions

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    GCP Functions

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    AWS API Gateway

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    IAM

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    SQS

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    SNS

Data Layer
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    DynamoDB

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    Redshift

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    RDS

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    S3

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    MySQL

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    Azure Blob

Choose Your FaaS Provider

With big names such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google along with smaller players like Webtask.io, the FaaS landscape is already crowded. We help clients choose the best provider to support their use case.

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As a certified development partner, we can easily work with AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, or Google Cloud Functions to process events with a serverless architecture while combining it with other services offered by the provider. Our development team is skilled in the supported languages, such as Node.js or Python.

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    Cost effective

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    More Flexibility

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    Higher Stability

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    Better Management

Users taking advantage of serverless computing for their applications find that it has a lot of practical value. In a business setting, serverless computing essentially extends what organizations are able to accomplish with their applications and enables them to provide greater value to their customers.

In fact, serverless computing is valuable for many reasons. For instance:

  • Scalability: Serverless computing makes it much easier to scale computing resources to meet the needs of your application.
  • Access on-demand computing: Computing resources are available immediately, whenever the application needs them or whenever users initiate the system to start. There’s no waiting around for computing time to become available, because it’s already waiting and can be quickly deployed or used on schedule.
  • Unlimited resources: Truthfully, serverless computing resources can seem almost unlimited. Your application can use
    whatever it needs to run, even if you suddenly have additional demand you didn’t plan for. While there’s no such thing yet as completely unlimited computing resources, serverless computing can get really close.
  • Time-to-market: If you’re a developer, being able to quickly have the right resources you need to get your software ready is a really big deal.
  • Security: Whenever human error is possible, it’s bound to happen eventually that someone will make a mistake. Serverless computing helps to protect against the inevitable. This makes it easier for you to focus on your work instead of preventing every possible security problem.

For these and other reasons, serverless computing is now more popular than ever before. It helps companies achieve their computing needs without having to spend so much time on computing resource management.

Consumer-facing or enterprise-grade,
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