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PaaS is not dead and it is not going anywhere. We use Azure's PaaS features known as Cloud Services and App Services (a.k.a. Azure websites/web apps). They mak
by spo81rty 11y ago
PaaS is not dead and it is not going anywhere.
We use Azure's PaaS features known as Cloud Services and App Services (a.k.a. Azure websites/web apps). They make deploying and scaling your app as easy as it could ever be. The App Service plans also allow you to combine multiple apps together on a group of servers which enables you to save a lot of money if you have a lot of small applications.
Now of course I could use a bunch of automation and do this all myself with VMs... but why? Just use Azure, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, etc.
- x5n1 11y ago> why? because have more time than money.
- spo81rty 11y agoAzure App Services and AWS Elastic Bean Stalk aren't any more expensive than the same size VMs.
- icebraining 11y agoYes, but AWS VMs are expensive overall.
- douche 11y agoCheap as the prices are on AWS and Azure for most things, I'd have to be valuing my time far, far, below minimum wage for that equation to make sense.
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