Is Serverless Right for Your Project?
Answer 8 quick questions about your application requirements and get an honest assessment, architecture recommendations, and an AI-ready prompt for deeper exploration. Supports AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Serverless Readiness Assessment
Not every workload is a good fit for serverless. This assessment evaluates 8 key factors to help you make an informed architecture decision.
What you'll learn:
- Whether serverless is a good fit for your specific use case
- Factor-by-factor breakdown with actionable insights
- Recommended cloud architecture pattern for AWS, Azure, or GCP
- AI-ready prompt for deeper guidance with Claude or ChatGPT
Takes about 2 minutes • 9 questions (including cloud provider)
Select Your Cloud Provider
Choose the cloud platform you're evaluating for serverless architecture.
What best describes your application's traffic pattern?
Consider your typical daily and weekly usage patterns.
Your workload is well-suited for serverless architecture.
Factor Analysis
Recommended Architecture
Pure Serverless
Fully event-driven architecture with Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB.
Recommended Cloud Services:
Key Considerations:
AI Architecture Assistant Prompt
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What Makes a Workload Serverless-Ready?
Great Fit
- Variable or spiky traffic patterns
- Short-lived operations (<15 minutes)
- Stateless request processing
- Event-driven workflows
- Teams wanting to minimize ops overhead
Consider Carefully
- Latency-sensitive applications
- Complex database transactions
- VPC-heavy architectures
- Long-running processes
- Stateful session requirements
Understanding the Assessment Factors
Traffic Pattern (15%)
Serverless excels with variable workloads where you pay only for actual usage.
Request Duration (15%)
Serverless functions have timeout limits (AWS: 15min, Azure: 10min, GCP: 60min) that affect long-running operations.
Latency Sensitivity (15%)
Cold starts can add 1-3 seconds of latency to initial requests.
State Management (15%)
Serverless functions are ephemeral - state must be externalized.
Data Access (10%)
Simple CRUD works great; complex transactions need careful design.
Network Requirements (10%)
VPC/VNet-attached serverless functions have longer cold starts and require NAT gateways or private endpoints.
Compliance (10%)
Most compliance frameworks work with serverless, but some have constraints.
Team & Operations (10%)
Serverless reduces ops burden but requires different skills and tooling.
Ready to Go Serverless?
Our team specializes in multi-cloud serverless solutions (AWS, Azure, GCP). We can help you design, build, and optimize your architecture for production - whether it's pure serverless, hybrid, or container-based.
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