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With your webhost, you have to setup and maintain the server, including patching/updating it, setting up SSL, etc. I used to do that for side projects, but I'v

With your webhost, you have to setup and maintain the server, including patching/updating it, setting up SSL, etc. I used to do that for side projects, but I've had too many servers, and maintaining them was a pain. For something with high traffic, Lambda provides the instant scalability. Imagine servers autoscaling, but instantly. And again, without having to setup or maintain that.

purerandomness 5y ago
> With your webhost, you have to setup and maintain the server You're confusing a root server or a VPS with a webhost aka "shared hosting", where the hosting service takes care of Let's Encrypt certificates, and scheduled downtime for patching.