An organization plans to run code in short bursts triggered by specific events. It wants to avoid the overhead of a persistent system, and the charges should be tied to execution time. Which approach is the BEST choice?
A function-based model triggered on demand
A container-based setup for short-lived workloads
A standard hypervisor that maintains running instances for each process
A function-based model triggers application code in response to events and charges based on execution time. This aligns well with workloads that require on-demand execution without maintaining active infrastructure. A container-based system can incur costs from maintaining resources and orchestration. A standard hypervisor typically keeps resources active even at idle times. A dedicated operating system for each instance leads to continuous resource overhead.
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