Serverless is a misnomer; what’s important is that it’s provisionless. That means you won’t have to preallocate (and pay for) resources that will go unused dur

Serverless is a misnomer; what’s important is that it’s provisionless. That means you won’t have to preallocate (and pay for) resources that will go unused during non-peak load. It enables automatic scaling. There are plenty of “serverless” offerings for computation, but very few for databases. Without the later, I don’t think it has much value.