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There are many ways your business can gain economic benefits, but very few of those ways lower costs while better-supporting business objectives. Like your IT infrastructure, for example. Lowering IT spend doesn’t have to mean getting less computing power. If you migrate to Amazon Web Services (AWS) serverless architecture, you won’t have to compromise efficiency for the sake of reducing costs.
Serverless architecture is a cloud-computing software design solution wherein a third party hosts applications or code running on compute resources which are abstracted away from the user. If you’re thinking of migrating, AWS offers some of the most advanced serverless solutions on the market.
AWS serverless architecture offers ample computing power to handle all your workloads and scales with real-time demand. It automates a variety of tasks, freeing you to concentrate on the business objectives your applications serve, which provides key economic benefits that boost your ROI. These include shorter development cycles—developers have time to focus on content, code and business logic rather than on managing infrastructure overhead. It can deliver more efficient performance without the need of over-provisioning resources, while lowering computing costs. Here’s what else AWS serverless architecture can do to benefit your organization.
When you started your business you didn’t have provisioning, maintaining, and administering servers on your mind. You started it to focus on your core business model and serve your customers. That’s what you should be able to devote your time and resources to. AWS serverless architecture gives you that freedom. Combined with the efficient performance and cost savings, it’s why so many enterprises are going serverless with AWS.
AWS serverless architecture eliminates the need for traditional computing services, However, you need to know when to use it. Here are some use cases for AWS serverless architecture that can help you get the most value from your investment.
When is AWS serverless architecture not helpful?
Getting the most out of your AWS serverless architecture also means knowing when it is not applicable. If your organization faces any of these scenarios, you may want to go with a different solution.
If your use cases are a good fit for AWS serverless architecture, you’re in luck. AWS serverless services deliver a wealth of benefits that can support a range of modern applications. Sure, AWS serverless helps speed development cycles, provides efficient performance, and lowers computing costs. But that’s just the start. Here are even more ways an AWS serverless architecture can lead to financial benefits.
If all of these economic advantages sound good to you, make them even better by seeking the guidance of an experienced AWS consulting partner. Mission has the knowledge and expertise needed to develop and implement a serverless strategy that meets your unique business needs. Our engineers are ready to work with you to understand your specific use case and architect a customer-specific solution. In fact, our service delivery engineers are so dedicated to developing a serverless solution that perfectly fits your needs you’ll think they were members of your own internal team. We’ll manage your entire serverless environment for you, so you can rest easy knowing our CloudOps team will intelligently monitor and respond to any alerts that come up, no matter what time of day or night it is.
If your business is searching for a way to lower costs, adopting AWS serverless architecture can greatly lower your IT spend. Along with its many economic advantages and benefits, AWS can give you an infrastructure that performs and scales better than the one you currently have.