The term “serverless computing” has been bandied about a lot of late, and is seen as a super-efficient way to make use of cloud resources, but there is much more to it than that. The concept has ...

Serverless computing is an execution model for the cloud in which a cloud provider dynamically allocates only the compute resources and storage needed to execute a particular piece of code. Naturally, ...

The bad news: There are servers used in serverless computing. Real servers, with whirring fans and lots of blinking lights, installed in racks inside data centers inside the enterprise or up in the ...

Serverless computing is an architecture where code execution is fully managed by a cloud provider, instead of the traditional method of developing applications and deploying them on servers. It means ...

It’s always unfortunate to start the definition of a phrase by calling it a misnomer, but that’s where you have to begin with serverless computing: Of course there will always be servers. Serverless ...

"Serverless" is a style of programming for cloud platforms that is changing the way applications are built, deployed, and ultimately, consumed. Read now After much excitement about serverless ...

Just about the same time as people are starting to understand that cloud computing is just servers in a datacenter, we have to get to grips with what is called ‘serverless’ computing… so what is it ...

This ebook, based on the latest ZDNet / TechRepublic special feature, examines the returns and efficiencies businesses are seeing with serverless computing, how to create a serverless architecture, ...

Cloud computing is about to hit its tween years, but spinning up virtual machines to install MySQL, Oracle or SQL Server to launch a new application is starting to seem a bit like yesterday’s ...

Phil Goldstein is a former web editor of the CDW family of tech magazines and a veteran technology journalist. He lives in Washington, D.C., with his wife and their animals: a dog named Brenna, and ...