Final submission Essay: Containerized vs serverless architecture - When to switch to serverless and when not to #1899
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Assignment Proposal
Title
Containerized vs serverless architecture - When to switch to serverless and when not to
Names and KTH ID
Deadline
Task 3
Category
Essay
Description
Containers have for a while now been the go to for developing microservices,
using Kubernetes or other container orchestrating tools for easy scaling
and container maintenance.
Serverless seems to be the new big thing for developers. It enables developers to
build and run applications and services without having to manage and orchestrate
the underlying infrastructure, such as scaling and maintenance.
This essay aims to examine the key differences between the two technologies and
where the one might outshine the other.