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I thought the article was phrased bit oddly. Do you mind saying where it did seem like a sensible solution?
by MichaelZuo 4y ago
I thought the article was phrased bit oddly.
Do you mind saying where it did seem like a sensible solution?
- moorow 4y agoNot OP, but as someone that's now rebuilt 4 serverless systems into monoliths (across 4 orgs) and achieved some pretty stunning results, serverless would be useful if all of these things are true: 1) Your workload is fairly simple 2) Your workload is unpredictably spiky from low lows to high highs 3) Latency is not a concern If any of these aren't true, you're probably better off using a monolith (but you should think logically about your individual use case).
- jjgreen 4y agoA rational and pragmatic response to an issue like this? You must be new here ...
- MichaelZuo 4y agoThese conditions seem to limit serverless systems to a very niche set of circumstances.