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Yeah I am familiar with those (Cloud Run, Fargate et al) and they are much less egregious than Lambda and Cloud Functions. As for if they qualify as Serverless
by jpgvm 3y ago
Yeah I am familiar with those (Cloud Run, Fargate et al) and they are much less egregious than Lambda and Cloud Functions. As for if they qualify as Serverless though I don't know, it seems poorly defined.
How about I clarify that my stance mostly relates to Functions as a Service so it's clear that while I wouldn't choose Cloud Run over GKE that is hugely different to FaaS.
- maccard 3y agoI think Cloud Run, Fargate and Azure Container Apps all fall more into the category of "platform-as-a-service" rather than "function-as-a-service", in the same way that EKS or GKE could be categorised as a PAAS. EDIT: I also think they're _excellent_ to use for development. The migration from ECS + Fargate to EKS + EC2 is not a difficult migration from the application side, and can be done relatively piecemeal, in my experience.