IMO Google Cloud correctly describes its serverless platform as a place to host little one-off utilities in your infrastructure that don’t need to consume resou

IMO Google Cloud correctly describes its serverless platform as a place to host little one-off utilities in your infrastructure that don’t need to consume resources all the time. (Employee onboarding, deployment plumbing, etc). Not as an appropriate way to build your entire product. If you’re using it that way, it’s really no different from Elastic Beanstalk / Heroku / ye olde shared PHP hosting. Which is fine, but not some kind of revolution. Just the pendulum swinging back.