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You should learn cloud platforms, not a cloud platform. Also avoid to waste your life learning proprietary technology that will become obsolete and discontinue
by speedgoose 4y ago
You should learn cloud platforms, not a cloud platform.
Also avoid to waste your life learning proprietary technology that will become obsolete and discontinued. Software containers are likely there to stay, the latest serverless framework from a cloud provider will likely not.
- cpach 4y agoI don’t agree to 100% but you sure have a good point. Containers can be hosted on a 100% open source software platform, which is quite a nice feature indeed. Unlike Heroku, Lambda, SQS, Aurora, etc etc.
- bradwood 4y agoThe vendor lock-in risk is definitely real, but, really, what are the chances that AWS will stop offering Lambda? or GCP will end-of-life BigTable?