Serverless

The operational overhead of managing physical or virtual servers—ranging from patching OS vulnerabilities to manually configuring scaling groups—has long been a persistent bottleneck for engineering teams. The fundamental problem being solved by serverless architecture is the decoupling of infrastructure management from application delivery. By abstracting the hardware layer and scaling on demand, teams can focus strictly on core application logic. In this article, we’ll examine the primary solutions across modern hyperscalers, detailing the differences between event-driven Functions-as-a-Service (FaaS) and serverless container deployments. ...

As we approach 2026, the cloud landscape is shifting from general-purpose computing to AI-native platforms. This article explores the drivers behind this change, the rise of Neo Clouds like CoreWeave and Lambda, and what it means for enterprise architecture.

Serverless computing has revolutionized application development by abstracting infrastructure management and enabling event-driven architectures. However, this abstraction introduces novel security challenges that traditional security models don’t address. As organizations increasingly adopt function-as-a-service (FaaS) platforms, understanding and implementing serverless-specific security practices becomes critical for maintaining application protection. The Serverless Security Paradigm Shift Traditional application security assumes persistent, long-running servers with defined network perimeters. Serverless architectures shatter these assumptions, creating ephemeral compute environments that scale dynamically based on event triggers. ...