According to BotBeat monitoring, Telegram has officially launched its Serverless platform. Developers can now run the backend code of bots and Mini Apps directly on Telegram's infrastructure without the need to set up their own servers or manage containers. This service utilizes an isolated V8 sandbox environment closely integrated with the Bot API, resulting in ultra-low latency and automatic scaling. Developers simply need to write standard JavaScript modules and can deploy them with a single command npx tgcloud push, significantly reducing the backend maintenance burden. The platform includes a built-in SQLite database, natively supports Bot API calls, and outbound HTTP requests.

The official documentation provides detailed information on module structure, available APIs, resource limits, security policies, and billing models, making it ideal for quickly building high-concurrency, low-maintenance Telegram applications. The platform is now open to all developers, marking a significant step in Telegram's ecosystem transition to Serverless.