> The benefits of serverless are two-fold: > You only pay for what you use—just those 10 seconds if that’s all that’s happening on your app. > You don’t have to

> The benefits of serverless are two-fold: > You only pay for what you use—just those 10 seconds if that’s all that’s happening on your app. > You don’t have to worry about all the DevOps side of servers. No planning, no management, no maintenance. The second benefit can be had without serverless. Anything that runs containers offers that. The first one is a nice to have for side projects, but pretty irrelevant in the cost of a business building and shipping a product. If they're referring to autoscaling then, again, anything running containers can do that. And no mention of where the data is? As far as I can tell, this is buzzword soup with no broadly applicable use case.