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In that sense, any 3rd party API, e.g. Stripe, or whatever, is "serverless" from the standpoint of the developer using it, but I doubt many would think of it th
by ams6110 9y ago
In that sense, any 3rd party API, e.g. Stripe, or whatever, is "serverless" from the standpoint of the developer using it, but I doubt many would think of it that way.
- jjeaff 9y agoYou can't upload your own code to the stripe API. Someone else manages your containers and you manage the code.
- moduspwnens14 9y agoThat may change. S3, for example, is a building block for applications and abstracts away servers completely from the developer. As do the following: * SQS * SNS * DynamoDB * Step Functions * Lambda * API Gateway * CloudWatch Logs * Cognito * DynamoDB You can build entire applications with the services above and never have to bother managing instances. It's not just about running code.