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Eh, if I'm deploying a cloud function, the server truly doesn't exist for me. It's more like a Web Worker running in a privileged environment. I'm ok with the n
by nathancahill 9y ago
Eh, if I'm deploying a cloud function, the server truly doesn't exist for me. It's more like a Web Worker running in a privileged environment. I'm ok with the name.
- sidlls 9y agoNo, it's really a server running your function. You just (are told you) don't have to worry about the server or what it's actually doing.
- dvfjsdhgfv 9y ago> You just (are told you) don't have to worry about the server ...until you receive the $206 bill for the work done by the server.
- nathancahill 9y agoBut that works on the VPS level too. We're just talking about higher levels of abstraction on top of hardware. Which one stops being a "server"? I'd argue that once you lose the OS, it's no longer a "server".