Description: Dynamic Invocation refers to the ability to invoke functions dynamically based on certain conditions. This allows developers to execute specific functions in response to particular events or situations, thereby optimizing resource usage and improving application efficiency. In the context of serverless architectures, this feature is fundamental for creating applications where functions can be triggered by a variety of events, such as changes in databases, HTTP requests, or events from different services. Dynamic Invocation allows for greater flexibility and scalability, as functions can be invoked in real-time, adapting to user or system needs. Additionally, this capability facilitates the implementation of microservices, where each function can be designed to perform specific tasks and be invoked independently, contributing to a more modular and maintainable architecture.
