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Lock in is a massive problem with FAAS, but it certainly isn't about lock-in [1]. It's all about reduction of developer ops - not having to provision (or even
by usaar333 8y ago
Lock in is a massive problem with FAAS, but it certainly isn't about lock-in [1]. It's all about reduction of developer ops - not having to provision (or even scale) servers is quite nice.
[1] In fact, for FAAS start-ups (such as my own - PiCloud), the lock-in fear was one of the biggest hurdles.