Write a research paper outlining the important factors to take into account when arranging a SLA.
The primary focus is the comprehension of server-side scriipting languages, exploring their diverse applications in developing enterprise workflows. Client-Server architectures (CSA) traditionally dominate the landscape, orchestrating logic across web and application servers, as well as client modules. However, a paradigm shift is evident in large enterprises, where serverless architecture (SLA) emerges as a novel approach, distributing business logic among independent modules without rigid coupling to a single server.
The primary objective of this task is to produce a comprehensive report, encompassing a comparative analysis of CSA and SLA, and showcasing a state-of-the-art case study centred on SLA.
Aim: Development of a comprehensive report with key content covering the comparative analysis of CSA and SLA, and demonstrating a state-of-the-art case study based on SLA.
Intended Outcome:
I) A report with a maximum of 1500 (+/-10%) words (excluding references), structured to focus on key aspects of CSA and SLA, providing a comprehensive comparative analysis.
Report Structure:
i. Introduction (200 words):
A succinct overview of the report’s objectives and scope.
ii. Overview of CSA and SLA (300 words):
A detailed examination of server-side architectures and serverless architectures, highlighting their characteristics and applications.
iii. Comparison of Scripting in CSA and SLA Components (300 words):
Evaluating the use of scriipting languages within CSA and SLA, emphasizing their impact on development workflows.
iv. Comparison of CSA and SLA Across Different Matrices (300 words):
Analysing performance, cost, scalability, and ease of use as key matrices to compare CSA and SLA.
v. Best Practices of SLA and future insight (150 words):
Outlining recommended practices for implementing serverless architectures and provide future directions.
vi. Case Study on Using SLA (250 words):
Supported with block or architectural diagrams, a detailed case study showcasing the practical implementation and benefits of SLA. (Also put video demonstration file name here for tracking)
vii. References (Minimum 8 references, no maximum limit):
Citing sources using Harvard referencing style, ensuring the credibility of the information presented.
