And keep in mind the premium price that follows cloud Functions as a Service. Unless you're running a very intermittent batch job with strict control and securi

And keep in mind the premium price that follows cloud Functions as a Service. Unless you're running a very intermittent batch job with strict control and security policies, most traditional organisations really shouldn't need to build stuff out on this type of architecture model. If you ops and dev team is less than 5 people, maybe consider this to save on ops costs.. But I think it's fair to say for some orgs, this premium just isn't worth it. And they don't know it until they've been billed millions of dollars over years and finally a CFO/CTO is running cost-cutting programs.