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I have worked with serverless for years and all of these are ranging from completely non issues to easily solvable.
by rajamaka 3y ago
I have worked with serverless for years and all of these are ranging from completely non issues to easily solvable.
- namaria 3y ago"I haven't had this problem therefore it doesn't exist."
- nostrebored 3y agoAll of the problems the OP mentioned are really trivial with every serverless stack I’ve ever used. Like many of the problems (security patching, monitoring, logging) are part of the serverless pitch.
- namaria 3y agoYes cloud services make it trivial to set up and run software offerings. They are designed so it is easy to enter and hard to leave. And they make things unnecessarily complicated and expensive over if it grows to any non trivial degree. By then you're stuck rationalizing your previous choice because it would be very costly and complicated to move away. I'm glad you haven't had these problems, but it doesn't mean they don't exist. The issue is, when you have one of these 'good to have' scaling problems after going all in on cloud vendor hype, it's too late. So random internet strangers who have seen the issues that lie ahead try to warn other people. Some will arrogantly say they see no problem, full steam ahead. That'll just mean they will have only themselves to blame if they ever find themselves in this quagmire.