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Then again if you're aiming at high growth, you'll be looking at some degree of re-architecting at least every few years anyway to cope with the 10x system prob
by jsty 8y ago
Then again if you're aiming at high growth, you'll be looking at some degree of re-architecting at least every few years anyway to cope with the 10x system problem.
If using FaaS can be a quick bandaid solution to get you up and running without worrying about having to design your own equivalent of the fail whale, then a certain degree of lock-in might be worth paying.
- falcolas 8y agoA couple of years down the road, however, will give you both personnel and money to handle a re-architecture. FAAS (Or, MSA) adds a ton of complexity right off the bat. Why take on that risk when you have little money and less time?