Leveraging Microservices and Serverless Architectures for Enhanced Enterprise Agility

Abstract

This study investigates the impact of serverless and microservice architectures on the agility, scalability, and cost efficiency of an enterprise. Modern digital enterprises can no longer rely on traditional monolithic architectures due to constraints on deployment velocity, flexibility, and scalability. The research underlines the far-reaching benefits of microservices in modularity, resource consumption, and development cycle time optimization, while also noting the benefits of serverless computing in infrastructure expenditure, auto-scaling capabilities, and performance enhancement. Moreover, the integration of services was analyzed with a focus on security hygiene through policy enforcement, authentication, and workload distribution techniques. It is indisputable that the shift towards microservices and serverless structures provides enterprises with the ability to rapidly achieve innovations, operational agility, and scalability. This study has proven that the adoption of cloud-native architectures is imperative for enterprise modernization and attaining competitiveness within the ever-evolving realm of information technologies