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A closer analogy would be renting a car. And if you rent a car full-time, you can't really call yourself car-less. In both cases there is a lot of grey areas,
by matharmin 5y ago
A closer analogy would be renting a car. And if you rent a car full-time, you can't really call yourself car-less.
In both cases there is a lot of grey areas, but the general concept is the same: If you don't own, maintain or operate (drive) a server/car, you can call yourself server/car-less, regardless of whether a server or car is still being used.
- jbergens 5y agoGreat response! I will steal this and turn it around the next time some non-technical person asks me about serverless and such stuff. I will compare it to owning a car, using a taxi and maybe leasing a car or using a car-fleet.