For product-based tech startups, it has never been easy to build products. Serverless architecture has low or no cost associated with it and this is one of the reasons it makes it so powerful. With the introduction of cloud computing, we didn't have to purchase or own infrastructure, we can just rent them and that's it but with serverless computing we know the code is running but we do not worry how that is happening. We could rent servers, storage, and networking as easy as renting an office, and scale it up and down as needed. This on-demand approach made it fast to test ideas quickly and cheaply and then scale up if they were successful. New companies were among the first to recognize the advantages of this idea. But the cloud is still complicated and you really have to know what you're doing to orchestrate all the moving parts successfully.

Why build a serverless application?

A major advantage of a serverless application is that you focus on the code without worrying about managing and operating infrastructure.

No server management

Going serverless reduces the stress to install, maintain, or administer software.

Scalability

One major benefit of going serverless is that you get an auto scalable application by the just adjusting the consumption range.

Reduce time and cost

Serverless architecture helps you reduce operational cost and time as there is no such infrastructure to manage,

Fault tolerance and availability

Serverless applications have built-in availability and fault tolerance. You do not need to architect for these capabilities since the services running the application provide them by default.

Here is the list of Serverless Service Providers: