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Performance-Optimized Runtime Protection for Serverless Functions

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In order to protect serverless functions while they are running, you need to consider the very short execution times and ensure that you’re not slowing down applications or increasing cloud usage costs.

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Performance-Optimized Runtime Protection for Serverless Functions
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