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Here: >When I say serverless, I’m referring to the function-as-a-service pattern. A serverless system must scale dynamically per request, and not require any c

Here: >When I say serverless, I’m referring to the function-as-a-service pattern. A serverless system must scale dynamically per request, and not require any capacity planning or provisioning. For instance, you can connect to FaunaDB serverless cloud in moments, and scale seamlessly from idea to runaway hit.

falcolas 10y ago
> serverless system must [...] not require any capacity planning or provisioning So, not AWS lambda then. With their concurrency limits, one-lambda-function-per-kinesis shard architecture, gateway request per second limitations, API count limitations, payload limits...