I don't necessarily agree with serverless thwarting DoS attacks. While technically it makes it easy to scale to accommodate the increase load (in the same way

I don't necessarily agree with serverless thwarting DoS attacks. While technically it makes it easy to scale to accommodate the increase load (in the same way that auto-scaling will). The denial of a service is the result of your inability to pay for that "infinite" scalability. Personally I'd much rather have to deal with my service being offline for the duration of a DoS attack, then have my company go broke from having to pay for the capacity allocated to servicing the attack.