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We do our "serverless" using the self-hosted version of Azure Functions - Azure Webjobs. For most of the events we can scale out to 32 beefy machines. We also
by rjbwork 8y ago
We do our "serverless" using the self-hosted version of Azure Functions - Azure Webjobs. For most of the events we can scale out to 32 beefy machines. We also don't use graph SQL, preferring simple rest endpoints made in Web Api 2, and some reporting functions. If we need to do more than that...well, we'll have to rethink some things.
It will be a good problem to have.
- diddid 8y agoWhile I agree Azure web jobs are awesome, I’m not sure I would call them serverless. They require you to provision an app service and would only scale within whatever tier you have and ultimately share resources with any sites you have on the same sever. Microsoft actually has an on-prem or self-hosted version of Azure functions that uses docker, though it’s still only in preview.