It probably depends a lot on what the code is doing . I've seen systems with multiple services inside and a couple of them had to do db calls and could not be c

It probably depends a lot on what the code is doing . I've seen systems with multiple services inside and a couple of them had to do db calls and could not be cached. You can easily end up with 10-30 servers. Also, the cheap versions may not have enough cpu or memory for all systems. In this case the serverless versions may be better, easier or cheaper. We did not use Python or Ruby by the way. I still think Python is a bad choice for most systems.