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My use case was a prototype for an iOS app I had in beta testing. It had a tiny but globally distributed user base, and serverless was a fun thing to learn on t
by johnfactorial 7y ago
My use case was a prototype for an iOS app I had in beta testing. It had a tiny but globally distributed user base, and serverless was a fun thing to learn on top of being relatively quick to set up. I'm sure if I had wanted to, some dynamic DNS and a small machine in my house would've sufficed. But hey--that's future decreases in cost. :)
- itake 7y agoIf you're doing a prototype, wouldn't firebase or AWS AppSync be better options? You're going to lose a lot of time dealing with devops tasks (setting up IAM accounts, configuring storage services, etc.)