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That really depends on the size of your app. You also lose the ability to run debuggers. Not to mention how hard is to run serverless java applications, which i
by pchico83 6y ago
That really depends on the size of your app. You also lose the ability to run debuggers. Not to mention how hard is to run serverless java applications, which is the dominant enterprise programming language.
- astuyvenberg 6y agoThat's not entirely true anymore. Several third party services offer debugging experiences. Are there issues running java using serverless? I've worked with a number of enterprises using lambda and java. Seems to be fine ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ YMMV
- ac360 6y agoLambda layers, uploading caching and more make app size a non-issue.
- pchico83 6y agoDon't take me wrong, I am a big fun of serverless. We use it in production too. But I also think it does not cover a large percentage of the deployment spectrum, at least for a few years. And serverless can also benefit from tools like Okteto