Serverless computing refers to the paradigm of building and running applications without managing the underlying servers. With serverless, the cloud provider abstracts away the servers, runtimes, scaling, and capacity planning from the developer. The developer focuses on the application code and business logic, while the cloud provider handles provisioning servers, auto-scaling, monitoring, etc., under the hood. Over the past decade, this “no-ops” approach has greatly simplified deploying cloud-native applications.

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Serverless computing is a paradigm where developers can build and run applications without managing the underlying servers. It abstracts away the servers, runtimes, and capacity planning, allowing developers to focus on application code. Serverless has become popular for startups due to cost savings, faster time-to-market, and auto-scaling.

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<p>I particularly like the distinction between narrow (FaaS ) and broad  (“NoOps” approach) definition of “serverless”.</p>


<p>Really appreciate, everything is in details</p>
