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 == What is Serverless Computing? ==
-'''Serverless computing''' is a cloud computing model in which a cloud provider allocates computing resources on demand, without the need for a user to provision, configure, or manage servers. In a serverless model, the user only pays for the actual compute time used, rather than paying for a fixed amount of computing capacity upfront.
+'''Serverless computing''' is a [[Cloud Computing|cloud computing]] model in which a cloud provider allocates computing resources on demand, without the need for a user to provision, configure, or manage servers. In a serverless model, the user only pays for the actual compute time used, rather than paying for a fixed amount of computing capacity upfront.
 In serverless computing, the cloud provider automatically allocates and scales computing resources as needed to handle incoming requests. This means that a user does not need to worry about maintaining or scaling servers and can instead focus on writing and deploying code.

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		+	'''Serverless computing''' is a cloud computing model in which a cloud provider allocates computing resources on demand, without the need for a user to provision, configure, or manage servers. In a serverless model, the user only pays for the actual compute time used, rather than paying for a fixed amount of computing capacity upfront.
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		+	In serverless computing, the cloud provider automatically allocates and scales computing resources as needed to handle incoming requests. This means that a user does not need to worry about maintaining or scaling servers and can instead focus on writing and deploying code.
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		+	There are several benefits to using a serverless model. Some of these include:
		+	*Cost savings: Because users only pay for the computing time they use, serverless computing can be more cost-effective than traditional server-based models.
		+	*Flexibility: With serverless computing, users can easily scale their applications up or down as needed, without having to worry about managing servers.
		+	*Simplicity: Serverless computing allows users to focus on writing code, rather than managing infrastructure. This can make it easier and faster to develop and deploy applications.
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		+	Serverless computing is often used for applications that have variable or unpredictable computing requirements, such as those that experience bursts of traffic or have irregular workloads. It is also well-suited for applications that require rapid deployment and scalability, such as those used for the internet of things (IoT) or real-time analytics.
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		+	==See Also==
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