Exploring serverless architecture with FaaS

Serverless architecture is a cloud computing model in which we focus on writing and deploying code without managing the underlying infrastructure. In this model, cloud providers automatically provision, scale, and manage the resources needed to run the application. Here, we will focus on presenting FaaS and implementing an application with Spring Cloud Function, running it locally on our computer, and then deploying and running it in the cloud provider, AWS. Now, let’s proceed with our discussion and learn more about FaaS.

What is FaaS?

FaaS is a serverless model where code runs in response to events without infrastructure management. Applications are split into small, independent functions triggered by events such as HTTP requests or file uploads.

These functions are stateless, short-lived, and designed to execute quickly, making them ideal for tasks that can be handled in isolation.

The benefits of FaaS

The benefits...