The concept of "serverless" has emerged as a transformative paradigm in cloud computing, fundamentally altering the way applications are designed, deployed, and managed. This presentation will delve into the historical progression and evolution of serverless technologies, including not only the event-driven, function-as-a-service (FaaS) platforms but also serverless databases and messaging systems. Starting from the traditional server-based model, the presentation will illustrate the shift towards various serverless offerings. It will explore how serverless architecture has revolutionized operational efficiency, cost reduction, scalability, and flexibility. Specific attention will be paid to the development and adoption of serverless databases, facilitating seamless scaling and management, and serverless messaging systems, enabling real-time communication without server provisioning. Alongside the benefits, the presentation will examine the associated challenges and drawbacks such as security concerns, cold start delays, and vendor lock-in. It will also shed light on emerging trends, innovative use-cases, and future directions for serverless computing.