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Serverless Architecture
Event-driven systems that cost nothing at rest and scale without a capacity conversation.
What we usually find
Traffic is spiky. You pay for peak capacity around the clock, and the spikes still cause incidents because scaling is manual.
What the work covers
Scope is agreed in writing before anything starts. If a line here is not relevant to you, it comes out of the plan and out of the price.
- Workload assessment: what genuinely suits serverless and what does not
- Event-driven design with queues, retries and dead-letter handling
- Cold start and concurrency limits measured, not assumed
- Local development and testing that mirrors production
- Cost model projected against real traffic patterns
Typical tooling
Indicative, not fixed. The stack follows your constraints and your team, not our habits.
- AWS Lambda
- Azure Functions
- EventBridge
- SQS
- Terraform
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