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Is it worth dying on the “machine isn’t the server, it is the application that serves” hill or has that shipped sailed in the 90s? More seriously, serverless h
by quickthrower2 3y ago
Is it worth dying on the “machine isn’t the server, it is the application that serves” hill or has that shipped sailed in the 90s?
More seriously, serverless has come to really mean “almost fully outsourced ops”. If all you need to do is check logs and your bill, but you can still
run arbitrary code, then it is serverless.
- lxgr 3y ago> If all you need to do is check logs and your bill, but you can still run arbitrary code, then it is serverless. It seems like you can't run any code at all on this service, though. And if the service provider itself uses a serverless model to run their application which provides a service to me... Why do I care, as a customer?