Faster Time to Market its Services / Products

Serverless architecture is the execution of business logic in an environment where virtual machines, operating systems, or processes are managed by the cloud service provider. This architecture can include integration with services such as API Gateway, web services, and FaaS (Function-as-a-Service). This approach allows developers to focus on application development without the need to manage infrastructure, thereby accelerating development and enhancing scalability.

"By making use of SaaS from the service providers to avoid reinventing wheel for authorization, image processing etc., a business can reduce the implementation effort and have a faster time to market its services / products"

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We have experience developing solutions based on serverless architecture to fullfill your business objectives and at the same time, helps you to have hosting cost and allowing you to channel your resources an features and user experience to satisfy the customers.

FAQ

Straight answers about serverless architecture and how we use it to help you build and launch faster.

The Basics

What is serverless architecture?

Serverless architecture is an approach where your business logic runs in an environment where the virtual machines, operating systems, and processes are managed by the cloud service provider rather than by your team. It typically integrates with services like API Gateway, other web services, and FaaS (Function-as-a-Service).

Does "serverless" mean there are no servers involved?

No — servers are still there, they're just managed by the cloud provider instead of your team. The point isn't the absence of servers; it's that your developers no longer have to provision, patch, or scale that infrastructure themselves.

What is FaaS (Function-as-a-Service), and how does it relate to serverless?

FaaS is one of the building blocks of a serverless architecture. It lets you deploy individual functions that run in response to events, without maintaining a persistent server for them — often combined with API Gateway and other managed services as part of a broader serverless setup.

Our Approach

Why would my business choose serverless over a traditional server setup?

Because your developers can focus on building the application itself instead of managing infrastructure, which accelerates development and makes it easier to scale as demand changes.

How does serverless help reduce implementation effort?

By using ready-made SaaS components from cloud providers — for things like authorization or image processing — instead of building that functionality from scratch. That means less time spent reinventing common features, and a faster path to launching your product or service.

Does Cxrus have experience building serverless solutions?

Yes. We've developed solutions based on serverless architecture to help clients meet their business objectives, while also helping manage hosting costs so more of the budget can go toward features and user experience.

Why It Matters

What's the business benefit of going serverless, beyond the technical side?

A faster time to market for your services or products, since less engineering time goes into infrastructure and already-solved problems like authorization, and more goes into what makes your product distinct.

Can serverless architecture help control hosting costs?

Yes — because you're not maintaining dedicated infrastructure, a serverless setup can help manage hosting costs, freeing up resources you can put toward features and customer experience instead.

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Is serverless the right fit for any type of application?

It tends to work best for applications with variable demand or where speed to market matters most. As part of scoping your project, we'd assess whether a serverless approach — or a different architecture — best fits your specific goals.

How do I get started on a serverless project with Cxrus?

Send an enquiry through our enquiry form, letting us know the type of service you need, and our team will follow up to discuss your project.