A Serverless HTTP Service is a cloud computing model where the cloud provider manages the underlying infrastructure and automatically allocates resources based on the incoming traffic or workload. This allows developers to focus solely on writing and deploying their application code without worrying about the server infrastructure.
In a Serverless HTTP Service, the application code is executed in response to events, such as HTTP requests. The cloud provider handles the scaling, patching, and maintenance of the underlying servers, ensuring high availability and reliability.
For example, when a user sends an HTTP request to a Serverless HTTP Service, the cloud provider automatically provisions the necessary resources to handle the request. Once the request is processed, the resources are released, and the developer only pays for the actual usage of resources.
Tencent Cloud offers a Serverless HTTP Service called Tencent Cloud Functions, which allows developers to deploy and run their applications without managing servers. Developers can simply write their application code and upload it to Tencent Cloud Functions, which will automatically handle the underlying infrastructure and resource allocation. This enables developers to quickly deploy and scale their applications while reducing operational costs.