Marko • 2/15/2019

Cloud Broke Its Promise, but Serverless Delivered

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This article critiques the early promises of cloud computing, stating they were largely unmet as users still had to manage infrastructure. It posits that serverless computing—specifically Function as a Service (FaaS) and Backend as a Service (BaaS)—has now fulfilled the original cloud promise by truly eliminating server management, enabling auto-scaling, and ensuring pay-per-use billing.

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