I kind of see the opposite. Relying heavily on stuff like lambda has scaling limitations but it’s fast to get up and running. Built-in interactions between AWS

I kind of see the opposite. Relying heavily on stuff like lambda has scaling limitations but it’s fast to get up and running. Built-in interactions between AWS services can do a lot of the lifting for you. And then if you find out that’s not a great fit for what you’re doing you can put in more bespoke pieces.