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Since serverless uses AWS primarily. I'm assuming if I put all my eggs in the serverless basket and Amazon has some amazing outage. I'm screwed? To which I don
by crisopolis 10y ago
Since serverless uses AWS primarily. I'm assuming if I put all my eggs in the serverless basket and Amazon has some amazing outage. I'm screwed?
To which I don't understand the appeal of serverless besides having no servers lol.
- davidwells 10y agoHello there! The serverless framework supports a number of different FAAS (function as a service) providers like IBM openwhisk, AWS lambda, & Azure functions from microsoft. See https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/ https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/ for more info. So it's up to you where your code runs =)
- intrasight 10y agoAnd it's still a static web site, so you're only "screwed" in terms of updates. And if you can't wait for Lambda to be restored, either run the script locally or manually hot-fix those static HTML files.