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Yeah I certainly agree that the complexity doesn't really go away completely, and sometimes it's much more frustrating to have to configure poorly documented se
by skohan 6y ago
Yeah I certainly agree that the complexity doesn't really go away completely, and sometimes it's much more frustrating to have to configure poorly documented services rather than just having access to the host OS.
I guess my overall point would be that two of the hardest things to do in terms of making a production-ready application are scaling and security, and Serverless pretty much obviates them. So it's not a magic wand, but it does take away some of the significant barriers to entry.
- ratww 6y agoYes, I agree with that point. I think my point was more that Serverless is a good idea, but the current implementations are still not good at removing complexity. But I can see this easily changing, with open standards and the such.
- orlovs 6y agoWell, we just need to admit that running applications if ack all know risks are complex. If we blissfully ignore risks like lamp or lemp stack its much more easier. Main question do we need to take in account most of risks, running within small scale.