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Building Node.js Serverless Architecture and Its Benefits

Building Node.js Serverless Architecture

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  • Building Node.js Serverless Architecture and Its Benefits

    Zain Ahmed

    Zain Ahmed is a Software Engineer and content creator/writer, He loves to take challenges and explore new Tech stuff. He has a vision to contribute knowledge to the challenges and explore new Tech stuff. He has a vision to contribute knowledge to the community from where he learned in his initial career.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are numerous providers available, such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, Microsoft Azure, and many others. Each provider offers unique advantages that can be tailored to your server's scalability and suitability.

It's entirely up to you to thoroughly assess and comprehend your system's requirements before selecting the provider that can serve as the most beneficial resource for your system.

There are various scenarios or categories in which you can apply a serverless architecture.

Here are a few examples:

a. Web Applications

b. IoT (Internet of Things)

c. Real-time Data Processing

d. Batch Processing

e. Chatbots and Virtual Assistants

f. DevOps and Automation

g. Internet services and APIs

There are also some limitations in serverless architecture, which every system should consider before selecting any provider:

a. Limits the use of specific MB of memory.

b. Processes/tasks that take longer time can cost more as there are timeframes to execute functions and complete tasks.

c. When using serverless functions, you lose most of the control to debug issues. You need to test/debug code only by deploying it on env, not on local.

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