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I love how we're going back to PHP's original model (effectively stateless "functions") and giving it a hot new name. People have tried to convince me (unsucces
by orthecreedence 6y ago
I love how we're going back to PHP's original model (effectively stateless "functions") and giving it a hot new name. People have tried to convince me (unsuccessfully) that this is entirely different. Somehow.
If you really want serverless, install apache with mod_php and call it a day.
- 8note 6y agoOk, but do I have to update this host? Do I have to pay for it when it's not being used? How quickly can I quadruple my capacity?
- bigphishy 6y agoNo, no you don't, but you do have to study and learn many competing standards and syntax. These are liable to completely rewritten in 3 years from now, or else defunct and forgotten. If you already have a server somewhere you could consider spinning up a container instance or kubernetes ( assuming you have at least linux 1 server with excess ram available ) If you deploy your service on kubernetes than you should be able to scale effectively.