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It's not stateless, either, in the same way it's not serverless (that is, it's somebody else's state). There are security and other issues that are important to
by sidlls 10y ago
It's not stateless, either, in the same way it's not serverless (that is, it's somebody else's state). There are security and other issues that are important to consider when sending traffic over a network, and I find that calling this sort of thing "serverless" or "stateless" a bit misleading.
- haimez 10y agoAdded bonus: extremely difficult to reason about failure modes. Hope you didn't want to read any logs or measure the cold-start latency of your "function".