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For a startup, though, if it succeeds, you have to assume that a good portion of the code will eventually be refactored at some point, or retired as the buisine
by taude 8y ago
For a startup, though, if it succeeds, you have to assume that a good portion of the code will eventually be refactored at some point, or retired as the buisiness is flushed out.
I have a feeling we'll also see some projects for transferring Lambdas between IaaS providers, including on-Prem at some point. I'd be more concerned about lockin at the DB-level but even that could be accounted for with up-front decisions to not use Dynamo, etc. if you were really concerned.