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A serverless compute service offered by Microsoft that enables running code triggered by events in Azure or third-party services without managing infrastructure.

A predefined limit set by a FaaS provider that restricts the number of function instances that can be executed in parallel, affecting scalability and performance.

A fully-managed event-driven compute service provided by Alibaba Cloud, allowing for serverless function deployment and execution in response to events.

A service that provides a secure, scalable entry point for serverless functions to be invoked over HTTP, often used to build RESTful APIs on top of FaaS.

A framework for building serverless applications provided by AWS that simplifies the process of defining serverless resources such as functions, APIs, and databases.

The operational model defining how functions are executed by the FaaS provider, including considerations for concurrency, scaling, and resource allocation.

The tools and services available with FaaS providers for tracking function execution, performance, and diagnosing issues through logs and metrics.

An open-source web framework that allows developers to build and deploy auto-scaling, pay-per-use, event-driven functions across different cloud providers.

Functions that do not store any state between invocations, where each execution is independent and has to be explicitly provided with context if needed.

Features in FaaS for managing different versions of deployed functions and using aliases to redirect to specific function versions without changing client calls.

A Function as a Service (FaaS) platform by IBM that allows execution of code in response to an event, on a fully managed serverless platform.

Variables set in the function's runtime environment that can be used to store configuration settings, secrets, and other contextual information.

A software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events, often leading to decoupled systems in serverless architectures.

Google Cloud Platform's serverless execution environment for building and connecting cloud services with code, triggered by HTTP requests or event sources.

The process where FaaS providers automatically allocate or deallocate compute resources based on the number of function invocations, without manual intervention.

A serverless compute service by Amazon Web Services that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the underlying compute resources.

The latency time when a FaaS provider initializes a new function instance before it becomes ready to handle requests, typically experienced after a period of inactivity.

The action of executing a serverless function in response to an event or a direct call, which can be synchronous or asynchronous.

The data that is passed to a function when it is invoked, which may include information about the triggering event or other context necessary for the function to execute.