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It arguably has a more specific definition, like "you only interact with it on a per-invocation level" or maybe "you don't manage the servers or the runtime env
by cactus2093 7y ago
It arguably has a more specific definition, like "you only interact with it on a per-invocation level" or maybe "you don't manage the servers or the runtime environment". With other systems that are not considered Serverless (like Heroku or Kubernetes) it can also be true that you don't manage the servers.
- Legogris 7y ago"Fully managed", "pay-as-you-go (PAYG)". This is the language used by AWS to market their services such as Lambda, for example, and IMO is a lot clearer.