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Serverless and Edge

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Serverless is excellent for spiky, stateless work and a poor fit for a chatty database-backed app. We’ll tell you which one you have before writing anything, because the wrong choice here is expensive in a way that shows up months later.

What you get #

  • Functions and edge workers for APIs, webhooks and anything with an uneven load.

  • Static-plus-edge deployments for sites that need to be fast in more than one region.

  • Cost modelling before the build, so per-invocation pricing doesn’t ambush you.

  • The observability to debug something with no server to log into.

Why us #

  • We say no to serverless when it’s the wrong tool, which is often.

  • We’ve run both models long enough to know which one wakes you up.

  • Same team for the deploy pipeline and the thing being deployed.

Where it fits #

Best for new work with unpredictable traffic. Rarely the right first move for an existing monolith.

Talk to us #

Tell us the workload shape — request pattern, state, latency requirement — and we’ll say whether this is worth it.

Get a straight answer



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