This isn't really why most developers are choosing to use what they're choosing to use today, but in the long term the most granular serverless compute availabl

This isn't really why most developers are choosing to use what they're choosing to use today, but in the long term the most granular serverless compute available is going to be running on V8 isolates, not containers. With JS (& WASM) you're going to be able to deploy globally w/o a build step in less than 10 seconds and pay a fraction of the cost for compute. That's why I'm focused on the JS ecosystem personally, I think the advantages are just going to keep compounding and the % of web applications being built with it is probably just going to keep going up.