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   == Functions as a Service and Serverless
   
  -Thanks to their stellar startup time and low memory usage, you can implement Quarkus functions to be used serverless environments.
  +Thanks to their stellar startup time and low memory usage, you can implement Quarkus functions to be used in serverless environments.
   If you are using AWS Lambda, your Quarkus function looks like:
   
   [source, java]
  
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  You can use any of the Quarkus feature in your function, benefit from the fast startup and embrace this new world without having to change your programming language.
negative.code: In this context, you need to develop a HTTP endpoint, often called REST or CRUD.
  You process incoming HTTP requests, and to do so you often need to rely on others services, such as databases, or another HTTP service.
  
  For this type of application, Quarkus relies on well-known standards such as JAX-RS, JPA and MicroProfile Rest Client.
  Let's take a very simple application handling _fruits_. The code would be something like:
  
  [source, java]
  