Yes. I believe "serverless" still has it's use cases. It's really good for small services and abstracting away some logic. It's really good for basic query and

Yes. I believe "serverless" still has it's use cases. It's really good for small services and abstracting away some logic. It's really good for basic query and render (html/json) type apps. If you're doing more, then I suggest you just build more services that are specific to it's task and then let them talk to each other through RPC or similar.