WoS Bibliometric-based Review on Serverless Computing model
Ajay Kumar, Rohan V. Gupta, Rahul Bhandari · 2022
The Serverless architecture is a cloud-native development paradigm that allows developers to build and run programs. Servers are still there in serverless, but they are not involved in the creation of apps. A cloud provider often takes care of the server infrastructure’s provisioning, upkeep, and expansion. Developers merely need to bundle their code in containers in order to deploy it. It also aids in the construction of "cloud-naive computing model". The term "cloud-naive" describes the possible advantages for the environment that IT services provided online may present to society. The number of resources used by the IT services is causing a resource deficit. We use the last 6 years of WoS articles, which were published between 2017 and 2022. Overall analysis is performed in a RStudio environment using the "bibliometrix" library. Even so, we use AMSTAR and PRISMA check-lists to evaluate the methodological quality of the systematic review technique. We compute the outcomes based on eight different factors, including publisher, year, citation, sources, technology, country adoption, research impact, and research gaps.