Serverless computing
You can think of service computing as focusing on business logic rather than on all the infrastructure-configuration management and integration around the service. In serverless computing, there are still servers, it's just that you don't manage the servers themselves, the operating system, or the hardware, and all the scalability is managed by the cloud provider. You don't have access to the raw machine, that is, you can't SSH onto the box.
The benefits are that you can really focus on the business logic code rather than any of the infrastructure or inbound integration code, which is the the business value you are adding as an organization for your customers and clients.
In addition, the security is managed by the cloud ...
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