Benefits

What serverless can do for you.

Going serverless is a great way to take advantage of the best of cloud computing’s capabilities. Deciding to develop on a serverless architecture with Fluxus and AWS will allow you to:

  1. Save time. Serverless computing allows you to let your cloud provider manage any of your server-related needs. This allows your team to fully embrace development, and develop, iterate, and test faster than was possible before. No more capacity planning and capital expenditure.
  2. Save money. AWS serverless services implement a pay-as-you-go billing model. Say goodbye to idle, under-utilized server space, and rest assured that every bit of your server budget goes towards exactly what you need to run your platform, as soon as you need it.
  3. Scale elastically. With auto-scaling, you'll be able to flexibly increase your capacity in response to demand, and it’s all handled by your cloud partner. Take advantage of serverless to transform at your own pace.
  4. Utilize quality services. AWS offers by far the widest and most mature array of services of any cloud platform. As your cloud partner, Fluxus’ team will help yours integrate the services you need to best run your applications at any level of development, whether it be choosing a compute service, integrating applications, or storing your data.

From time and cost effectiveness, to coordinated, scalable development, to an arsenal of services, choosing AWS to develop serverless solutions with Fluxus has the potential to widen your capabilities and with greater output.

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