Function as a Service Market: Growth Opportunities, Trends, Industry Analysis, And Forecast To 2017 - 2025

The competition among the players operating in the global function as a service market is anticipated to intensify over the years owing to unique product categories introduced by leading companies, states Transparency Market Research (TMR) in a research report. The premier companies operating in the global function as a service market are Amazon Web Services Inc., Microsoft Corporation, VMware Inc., and Google Inc. are some of the leading players in the global market.

As indicated by the report, the global market for function as a service stood at US$ 1.23bn in 2016 and is foreseen to achieve US$ 4.28bn by the end of 2025, expanding at a CAGR of 15.3% during 2017 to 2025. As far as regions are concerned, North America ruled the worldwide function as a service market in 2016.

Growing Applications to have Positive Impact on Market

The global function as a service market is predicted to grow in the black at a knockout CAGR as organizations shift from DevOps to serverless computing. During the forecast period, there could also be other factors supporting the market growth, which include maturity of hosted services, scalability, and agility. The global market could be driven by the constant need articulated by most companies regarding the optimization of micro services and management of multiple platforms. As a result, services such as micro service management and monitoring, and automation and integration are anticipated to gain impetus. 

North America is expected to lean on a colossal count of the global function as a service market provider. By surging the want for business agility and flexibility, and towering rate of penetration into a gamut of industry verticals in the U.S.

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Vendor Dependency Could Slowdown Market Growth

Serverless function as a service computing comes with vendor dependencies resulting in loss of control over the internal teams. Relying more on your vendor partners for administrative functions, security, and others rises safety concerns. The immaturity of supporting services can also raise concerns for some technology professionals. The complete dependencies on a third-party provider and no control of the applications arises the security concerns. There is an issue with the credentials and the user permissions in the function as a service platform.

Nonetheless, the availability of robust pre-existing cloud infrastructure and easy management and deployment need are forecasted to make up for the marketslowdown. Companies around the world are now implementing function as a service to run, manage, and deploy applications. Keeping this ability of the product in view, the market is expected to see domination of operator-centric and developer-center function as a service in the coming years.