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Aren't #1 and #4 at odds? I like that these days it's not cool and hip, which means kind of akin to something like Spring Boot, everything's been done before an

Aren't #1 and #4 at odds? I like that these days it's not cool and hip, which means kind of akin to something like Spring Boot, everything's been done before and there's way less custom fiddling. The paradox of choice doesn't apply here, you don't have to choose between every service offered. You can pick the one or few that work for you and reuse, reuse, reuse. I find it great for small operations; free tiers for really tiny projects, and the choice of managed services for a higher fee but way less maintenance - especially handy for small businesses who don't have the people to be worrying about architecture every day.

ignoramous 4y ago
> Aren't #1 and #4 at odds? They are at odds (but I allow myself to use a few shiny, new things that I like [0]), but they are also part of the reason I don't use AWS. > The paradox of choice doesn't apply here, you don't have to choose between every service offered. Well: https://nitter.net/QuinnyPig/status/1504118950019284995 https://nitter.net/QuinnyPig/status/1504118950019284995 [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9291215 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9291215