The economics of serverless cloud computing

At Army Of Quants, we know that going serverless is an ideal back-end function allowing you to perform analysis on data sets, clean up data sets, automate backups, and enable on-the-fly data processing. Azure Functions has been in the works since 2014, and it's compatible with more coding languages than any of the other top competitors. This e-book will give you more insight into how you can leverage Function as a Service (FaaS) and why Azure is probably the FaaS for your company.

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