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This is, admittedly, the most unusual use of "serverless" I've ever heard of
by vgt 4y ago
This is, admittedly, the most unusual use of "serverless" I've ever heard of
- ignoramous 4y agoIn the context of (cloud-native?) databases, serverless seems to really mean something else entirely: https://me.0xffff.me/build-database-in-2020s.html https://me.0xffff.me/build-database-in-2020s.html But to me, serverless the way sqlite is, also makes ample sense.
- LudwigNagasena 4y agoTo me it makes more sense to call something that doesn't need a separate server "serverless". It's quite weird that the usual use of "serverless" means something on a server that you don't manage.
- mhuffman 4y agoHa! I agree! That usage seems to presume YOU are "serverless" not the application or the system running.
- stingraycharles 4y agoAnd yet, at the same time, it does make some sense, as they took the “server” component away and packaged it as a regular cli tool. I’d argue that it’s actually more accurate a description than the more common use of the serverless definition.