People might find this interesting to compare and constrast to (certainly I noticed parallels with[1]) Netflix's 'serverless' platform, discussed yesterday: ht

People might find this interesting to compare and constrast to (certainly I noticed parallels with[1]) Netflix's 'serverless' platform, discussed yesterday: https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/developer-experience-lessons-operating-a-serverless-like-platform-at-netflix-part-ii-63a376c28228 https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/developer-experience-les... Edit: As a sibling commenter notes this is most eminently doable with e.g. Common Lisp and BEAM (Erlang/Elixir), but more folks are (publicly) attempting this in other environments now (I've experimented with a number of approaches to this the last few years, so I'm trying to keep score - would love to see any comments on other attempts below). [1]: Quote: "At the core of the redesign is a Dynamic Scripting Platform which provides us the ability to inject code into a running Java application at any time. This means we can alter the behavior of the application without a full scale deployment."