Until recently, every code development was accompanied with overheads of maintaining orchestrations, deployments, and so on. With the evolution in IT, developers desire to eliminate waste and focus on specific business objectives.
In a serverless environment, developers only stay concerned with solutions and the monitoring of usage. The business saves on costs by paying for computation cycles consumed and not for the idle time of system. A serverless system lowers the total cost of maintaining your apps, enabling you to build more logic faster. In a serverless computing model, the cloud provider manages starting and stopping of the container of the service as necessary to serve requests and the business need not pay for the virtual machines on which the services execute.
The growing requirement of developing Microservices that are much smaller and highly focused has given rise to a new breed of services called Nanoservices. Nanoservices can either be triggered...