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This marketing is perplexing. What's "serverless" about Memento's remote caching systems that serve requests? Does Memento run collocated with your systems, ra
by Khelavaster 4y ago
This marketing is perplexing. What's "serverless" about Memento's remote caching systems that serve requests?
Does Memento run collocated with your systems, rather than its own servers? Absolutely not. So it isn't serverless...
- kshams 4y agoYou can get a production ready cache capable of doing millions of TPS with a single API call. You do not have to worry about number of instances, instance types, replication, TLS, and the multitude of configurations required. The pay-per-use model gets you all this without provisioning unnecessary infrastructure (and paying for idle capacity).
- jedberg 4y agoIs this the standard "there are servers so it's not serverless" argument? I think at this point everyone knows that serverless usually means someone else manages the servers for you. And that's what this is. Someone managing your cache fleet for you.