Serverless Computing and Data Management
Abstract
Serverless computing is a technology trend to provide transparent elasticity and prices in milliseconds. However, this computing model requires major technological changes, especially in data management, because in the serverless environment all functions have maximum duration, fixed amount of memory and no storage persistent location. This article aims to discuss serverless computing and data management, highlighting opportunities and challenges of research in this context.
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