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reminds me of the trend to containerize/micro-service/lambda things for *scale* - its usually just introduces unecessary complexity used to work at AWS where I
by kevinslin 4y ago
reminds me of the trend to containerize/micro-service/lambda things for *scale* - its usually just introduces unecessary complexity
used to work at AWS where I've worked with (and created) legacy services that failed to scale with rising usage (a good problem to have). Its not that these services were badly designed - rather, they were designed to meet the scale and constraints at a point in time. And that's okay
The future is hard to predict - so make it easy on yourself and solve the actual problems you have today vs hypothetical ones that might never materialize.
Especially in tech, by the time you do need to solve that problem, there will probably a better (serverless AI blockchain) technology that you can use to do it