> That will help adoption of Lambda. The primary point of serverless (financially-wise) is trading fixed costs for variable costs. I'm not sure that's the case

> That will help adoption of Lambda. The primary point of serverless (financially-wise) is trading fixed costs for variable costs. I'm not sure that's the case with AWS Lambda. It's main use is to serve as glue code between AWS services, and for that its free tier is quite roomy. I'm sure vendor lock-in plays a much bigger role than the classical cloud computing selling points.