Serverfree
Serverfree is a term used to describe software architectures and deployment approaches that minimize or eliminate the need for direct server provisioning and management. It is closely associated with serverless computing, where cloud providers run the underlying infrastructure and allocate resources on demand. In this usage, developers focus on writing code rather than operating servers.
In a serverfree model, applications are typically built as event-driven functions or microservices. Code is deployed
The approach offers several benefits. It reduces operational overhead, since developers do not manage servers or
However, serverfree approaches also present challenges. Cold starts can introduce latency for infrequently invoked functions. There
Commonly cited examples of serverfree practices come from serverless platforms such as AWS Lambda, Google Cloud