> I can honestly say that to discredit the amount of time you spend on solving the above capabilities WELL is to probably toss more than 120% of the cost out th

> I can honestly say that to discredit the amount of time you spend on solving the above capabilities WELL is to probably toss more than 120% of the cost out the window. Yes. Where I'm at, I like to believe we solve this reasonably well, and once you factor in all the redundancy for HA, DR & all the engineering around proper monitoring, security, log management... we find Lambda very attractive. Though in our case we tie Lambda back into our infrastructure, orgs that are expediently trying to solve a problem (greenfield projects) and don't have the staff to set all this stuff up, take a deep look at Lambda. At worse, you can always move your lambda functions into your own servers once you have the resources to devote to setting up all the stuff that goes for highly available setups.