There is always a "Server" somewhere. Serverless just abstracts it for you so you don't have a physical server to ssh into, maintain it etc. It also gives you f

There is always a "Server" somewhere. Serverless just abstracts it for you so you don't have a physical server to ssh into, maintain it etc. It also gives you flexibility in terms of running it only when you need to execute certain tasks/functions (e.g. AWS Lambda)