Description: The provisioning strategy refers to the approach taken to allocate and manage resources in serverless computing. This model allows developers to focus on building applications without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Instead of provisioning physical or virtual servers, resources are dynamically allocated based on demand. This means that applications can automatically scale, using only the necessary resources at any given time, optimizing both performance and costs. Serverless computing, often associated with cloud services, enables businesses to deploy applications more agilely and efficiently, eliminating the need to manage servers and allowing for a more development-focused approach. Platforms that support this model provide tools and services that facilitate the deployment and management of serverless applications, promoting a more flexible and scalable architecture. In this context, cloud auto-scaling becomes a key feature, as it allows applications to automatically adapt to fluctuations in workload, ensuring optimal performance without manual intervention.
