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Is there any fundamental reason for this, apart from AWS' pricing model? It seems to me that ideally, serverless should scale from extremely small to very big w
by joelthelion 7y ago
Is there any fundamental reason for this, apart from AWS' pricing model? It seems to me that ideally, serverless should scale from extremely small to very big without too many problems.
- deif 7y agoYou're basically hiring an AWS devops position since you don't need to manage anything yourself. Great for the small startup but not so great for the already established enterprise that has some devops guys anyway.
- 1337shadow 7y agoActually you still need to hire your own AWS DevOps certified engineer: https://aws.amazon.com/fr/certification/certified-devops-engineer-professional/ https://aws.amazon.com/fr/certification/certified-devops-eng...
- joelthelion 7y agoAn AWS DevOps should be able to manage a lot more than one company's lambdas. That's one of the big reasons the cloud can save money. I don't see why it would be different for serverless setups.