I have this friend who recently founded a start-up with two other guys. But he basically is the only one doing any DevOps, so we could say he is a one-man show

I have this friend who recently founded a start-up with two other guys. But he basically is the only one doing any DevOps, so we could say he is a one-man show regarding the technology side of things. Two weeks ago we talked about how he is developing his product and he told me he will go full FaaS as much as possible, because it lets him forget about the whole Ops side of things and focus in real product development (what will ultimately bring revenue to the company). I am a big fan of playing as much sysadmin as possible for my own developments, and I like the CI/CD mentality associated with microservices and containers. All I am saying is that that conversation with that guy really opened my eyes to the fact that maybe in some scenarios (specially at the birth of a company) going full serverless might improve the time to market of your product. I am in no way saying that serverless also has a ton of disadvantages, e. g. vendor lock in.