My advice to others looking into using Serverless is that you don't need to worry about the server maintenance, the servers, and where you host the servers. All these headaches go away. Definitely it's good to use. All the headaches that we have been doing for all these years can be gotten rid of, definitely. This has been a great initiative taken by AWS. Previously, we thought that we cannot host our applications without any server, but AWS proves us wrong by creating a Serverless application, the option to deploy our applications without any server. This is a really great initiative done by AWS. I rate this solution an eight out of ten.
Product Manager at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
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Top 10
Dec 2, 2025
The transition from HPC clusters to a serverless architecture is going so far by facing the biggest difference where the traditional HPC schedulers have quite a bit of customization when it comes to scheduling jobs. It is traditionally a batch execution. Going for Serverless, we are looking at far quicker scheduling of jobs, but we currently are facing some issues when it comes to using the resources for the jobs and getting the image loaded because the image is very huge. It is too early to tell if I have any numbers or specific metrics on how much the turnaround time has improved since moving towards Serverless. We are still working on optimization of this entire workflow. We are still trying to figure out all the use cases we can work with. We still need to benchmark the results, so it is too early to provide that information. The advice I would give to others looking into using Serverless is to especially focus on any traditional HPC application, try to modularize your application and figure out specific workflows which are well suited for Serverless and migrate those into Serverless. I definitely see cost saving, quick scheduling of jobs and the overall improvement in efficiency. I gave this review a rating of seven out of ten.
Serverless revolutionizes application architecture by eliminating the need for server management, offering a scalable, cost-efficient approach for modern development needs. It enables developers to focus on writing code without the complexities of infrastructure handling.Originally designed for enhancing agility, Serverless provides on-demand function execution, ensuring seamless scalability and rapid deployment. As a back-end architecture, it allows businesses to execute code in response to...
Our customer support experience has been straightforward as we have not really had to contact them. I would rate this review an 8.
My advice to others looking into using Serverless is that you don't need to worry about the server maintenance, the servers, and where you host the servers. All these headaches go away. Definitely it's good to use. All the headaches that we have been doing for all these years can be gotten rid of, definitely. This has been a great initiative taken by AWS. Previously, we thought that we cannot host our applications without any server, but AWS proves us wrong by creating a Serverless application, the option to deploy our applications without any server. This is a really great initiative done by AWS. I rate this solution an eight out of ten.
The transition from HPC clusters to a serverless architecture is going so far by facing the biggest difference where the traditional HPC schedulers have quite a bit of customization when it comes to scheduling jobs. It is traditionally a batch execution. Going for Serverless, we are looking at far quicker scheduling of jobs, but we currently are facing some issues when it comes to using the resources for the jobs and getting the image loaded because the image is very huge. It is too early to tell if I have any numbers or specific metrics on how much the turnaround time has improved since moving towards Serverless. We are still working on optimization of this entire workflow. We are still trying to figure out all the use cases we can work with. We still need to benchmark the results, so it is too early to provide that information. The advice I would give to others looking into using Serverless is to especially focus on any traditional HPC application, try to modularize your application and figure out specific workflows which are well suited for Serverless and migrate those into Serverless. I definitely see cost saving, quick scheduling of jobs and the overall improvement in efficiency. I gave this review a rating of seven out of ten.