Forget about server management
Servers are still there, but they are abstracted away and managed by your cloud provider. They are not your problem anymore, the same goes for load balancers, autoscaling and many other operations.
Servers are still there, but they are abstracted away and managed by your cloud provider. They are not your problem anymore, the same goes for load balancers, autoscaling and many other operations.
Pay per function execution and not per hour. You no longer need to over-provision and over-pay for infrastructure. Especially in preparation for those periods of peak demand.
Because all you need to do is deploy your code, you won't lose time on spinning up and configuring servers. As a result you’ll iterate and launch products faster.
Serverless functions spin up in milliseconds the moment there is an increase in the demand. The newly created functions are immediately ready to handle new requests. And you, just sit back and relax.
The rules of the game are different when it comes to serverless infrastructure. How you architect, code and deploy your applications changes and there are many new hidden challenges along the way which can derail your project.
The rules of the game are different when it comes to serverless infrastructure. How you architect, code and deploy your applications changes and there are many new hidden challenges along the way which can derail your project.
How do you secure something you don't understand? By not having a deterministic architecture from day one for your application, the security team will have a hard time putting the proper measures in place.
Is the job of your team to build applications or run classrooms? How do you even start learning about serverless and then scale that knowledge?
Serverless services tend to be very sticky. Some might not mind that, but for some multi-cloud is a requirement, so how do you protect yourself from vendor lock-in?
Observability and testing inside serverless applications is a whole challenge in itself. Partially you can solve this with 3rd party tools, but getting them integrated in your processes and existing application can be hard.
We have estimated that you’d need to dedicate a minimum of 780 full working days split between your team in order to overcome the serverless challenges by taking the DIY route. This is the time it took us to build Webiny. By using Webiny you can skip this whole part and start building serverless products much faster.
We have estimated that you’d need to dedicate a minimum of 780 full working days split between your team in order to overcome the serverless challenges by taking the DIY route. This is the time it took us to build Webiny. By using Webiny you can skip this whole part and start building serverless products much faster.
New technologies are great, but often they come with a "discovery path". That path can have many hidden pitfalls that are hard to spot, and only come to light when you're deep into your project. Webiny is a proven and tested framework. No nasty surprises here.
Webiny was created for building any type of websites, APIs and applications. There is no need to invest a ton of time and money in reinventing the wheel, getting caught in many of the serverless pitfalls and risking your project budget and timelines. Webiny has everything you will need to successfully build your project.
Educating people takes a lot of time. From producing the required docs, to organizing them into logical structures and ensuring they actually convey the required knowledge back to the reader. Webiny is a complete product, meaning you'll get all the docs you will need, and in case something is missing, our community chat is always active with helpful people.
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