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I don't agree, serverless code in itself tends to be portable. It's the surrounding services that lock you in.
by dbergamin 6y ago
I don't agree, serverless code in itself tends to be portable. It's the surrounding services that lock you in.
- thinkharderdev 6y agoThat depends a lot on the use case. The ephemeral nature of serverless environment generally require you to proprietary solutions by the cloud provider to have things like DB access and such. So you end up using DynamoDB instead of Postgres (as an example). You CAN make portable serverless code but it generally requires a fair amount of work to do so.