I continue to be astonished at how many people seem violently opposed to serverless architectures. Having been working in one for two years and seen very few "

I continue to be astonished at how many people seem violently opposed to serverless architectures. Having been working in one for two years and seen very few "hard" problems come up (and having solved the ones that did), I guess I'm just wondering how it is that our product, with its 5 different GraphQL endpoints, roughly 20 queues, and the equivalent of 100 REST endpoints, has somehow managed to avoid all these supposedly inevitable disasters.