Serverless Orchestration in Enterprise Cloud Migration: Transforming Traditional Architectures
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The landscape of enterprise cloud migration is undergoing a fundamental transformation as organizations shift from traditional infrastructure models toward serverless computing architectures. This evolution transcends conventional approaches to workload management, introducing event-driven paradigms that respond intelligently to business demands without the constraints of pre-provisioned infrastructure. Serverless architectures enable enterprises to reimagine their technology ecosystems with inherent flexibility, where computing resources expand and contract in perfect harmony with actual usage patterns. Organizations across finance, healthcare, retail, and technology sectors have leveraged these architectures to create systems that adapt dynamically to unpredictable workloads while eliminating idle capacity costs. The convergence of serverless principles with artificial intelligence and autonomous operations creates self-optimizing systems capable of predictive resource allocation and automated issue resolution. This exploration examines how serverless orchestration patterns are reshaping enterprise cloud strategies, providing organizations with unprecedented adaptability and economic efficiency while fundamentally transforming their approach to digital infrastructure.
Author: Sreeja Reddy Challa
Language: English
Subfield: Information Systems
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6931075587
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