Serverless Functions
Deploy event-driven functions that run on-demand. Pay only for execution time with automatic scaling from zero to thousands of concurrent executions.What are Serverless Functions?
Serverless Functions are event-driven code that runs in response to HTTP requests, webhooks, or scheduled events. They automatically scale and you only pay for the time your code is executing.Key Features
- Pay-per-execution: Only pay for actual runtime
- Auto-scaling: Scale from zero to thousands of concurrent executions
- Cold Start Optimization: Optimized for fast cold starts
- Built-in Timeout: Configurable execution timeouts
- Environment Variables: Secure configuration management
- Custom Domains: Use your own domain with automatic SSL
Use Cases
- HTTP APIs and endpoints
- Webhook handlers
- Event processing
- Image processing
- Data transformation
- Real-time notifications
- Serverless cron jobs
Getting Started
- Create a Serverless Function from your dashboard
- Write your function code
- Configure triggers (HTTP, webhook, scheduled)
- Set timeout and memory limits
- Deploy and get your function URL
Supported Runtimes
- Node.js: JavaScript and TypeScript
- Python: Python 3.9+
- Go: Compiled Go binaries
- Rust: Rust binaries
Configuration Example
Trigger Types
- HTTP: REST API endpoints
- Webhooks: Incoming webhook events
- Scheduled: Cron-based triggers
- Database: Database change events
- Queue: Message queue triggers
Environment Variables
Secure configuration with environment variables:- Built-in: Automatically injected variables
- Secrets: Encrypted sensitive data
- Per-function: Function-specific variables
Cold Starts
Optimize cold start performance:- Keep-alive: Keep functions warm
- Bundle size: Minimize dependencies
- Runtime: Choose appropriate runtime
- Region: Deploy close to your users
Pricing
Serverless Functions are billed by:- Requests: Number of invocations
- Execution Time: Runtime in milliseconds
- Memory: Memory allocated per function
- Outbound Bandwidth: Data transfer out
Monitoring
Monitor your functions with:- Metrics: Request count, duration, errors
- Logs: Real-time execution logs
- Traces: Distributed tracing
- Alerts: Configure failure notifications
Deploy Your First Function
Get started with serverless functions

