Mikhail Shilkov • 1/21/2019

Serverless at Scale: Serving StackOverflow-like Traffic

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This article details an experiment to test the scalability limits of serverless HTTP functions by simulating traffic levels similar to StackOverflow. The author deploys a simple HTTP-triggered function on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud and performs load tests to measure performance under hundreds of requests per second, discussing the results and challenges of serverless at scale.

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