Most of you would probably know that there are numerous Cloud service models, and one among them is FaaS which represents the serverless world. In Azure, FaaS extended to much more than mere Functions. For instance, Logic Apps, SQL serverless, Container Instances, Data Factory, etc., are extensions of the initial FaaS model.
Stephane Eyskens, Microsoft Azure MVP, wrote this whitepaper to guide architects on how to leverage FaaS (Function as a Service), also known as the Serverless model, and how it is compatible with Hub & Spoke network topology, which is widely used in organizations.
Alongside, he elaborated on what serverless truly means and showcased how organizations gradually began to adopt serverless technologies instead of the serverless service model itself.
What’s in store for you?
This whitepaper will give you a detailed understanding of the following:
- Introduction to the serverless service model
- How well does the serverless service model work with Hub & Spoke network topology?
- Transitioning from the serverless service model to serverless technologies
