The strategic fusion of cloud and AI is helping to reshape what enterprises can achieve. Cloud platforms no longer simply provide cost savings—they're able to deliver the elasticity, scale and ...

Like other public cloud vendors, Google has a Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) offering with Cloud Functions. In a blog post last month, the public cloud vendor announced Cloud Functions would support ...

Google recently announced the public preview of the second generation of Cloud Functions, the functions as a service platform on Google Cloud. The new version introduces more controls over ...

Cloud Functions, Google’s serverless platform that competes directly with tools like AWS Lambda and Azure Functions from Microsoft, is now generally available, the company announced at its Cloud ...

The major cloud vendors, including AWS, Microsoft, and Google, all offer serverless functions. For simple or ad hoc applications, serverless functions make a lot of sense. But are they appropriate for ...

Cloud functions, or serverless apps, are small, fast and pop in and out of existence. So, how do you secure them?

Google Cloud Functions, for example, lets developers use their Python and Node.js code “serverlessly” in the cloud. Google Cloud Functions has now picked up beta support for Google’s own Go ...

Firebase, Google Cloud’s backend and SDK for mobile and web application development, is being enhanced with serverless compute capabilities. Google Cloud Functions for Firebase, now available in ...

C# coders can now use the Functions service in the Oracle Cloud to build and deploy functions typically used in serverless, event-driven computing.