In my experience, you gain enough knowledge to set up a new container service in minutes fairly fast. I opt for containers because to me it's the perfect balanc

In my experience, you gain enough knowledge to set up a new container service in minutes fairly fast. I opt for containers because to me it's the perfect balance of ease of use, maintainability and performance. Managing container orchestration is completely optional too. All cloud platforms offer it as a service. With serverless I've had more trouble than benefits. It's not easier than containers to set up - often quite the opposite. When (not if) you encounter performance issues, they are either difficult to solve or simply impossible. I have never had this experience with containers.