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I’m a little confused by the question. When you say “microservices” do you mean individual servers with something running in them? Because serverless just means
by tcbasche 5y ago
I’m a little confused by the question. When you say “microservices” do you mean individual servers with something running in them? Because serverless just means using some proprietary cloud tech to run code whereas a microservice refers to the responsibilities and role of that aforementioned code. The two aren’t really comparable in any sense.
- RapperWhoMadeIt 5y agoI mean, instead of running your code with FaaS, you deploy it in microservices, taking care yourself of running it in containers and all the container orchestration. So, yes, microservices was probably not the right term, I meant compared to handling all the container orchestration and deployment yourself.
- tcbasche 5y agoAh I see. I guess, as with everything, it depends :) the lines are also so blurred - you can now have container-orchestration-as-a-service e.g AWS Fargate.