> is nearly impossible for many mostly "general purpose" use cases it's quite viable, or else ~fly.io~ AWS Fargate wouldn't be able to use it this doesn't mea

> is nearly impossible for many mostly "general purpose" use cases it's quite viable, or else ~fly.io~ AWS Fargate wouldn't be able to use it this doesn't mean it's easy to implement the necessary automatized tooling etc. so it's depending on your dev resources and priorities it might be a bad choice still I feel the article was had quite a bit a being subtil judgemental while moving some quite relevant parts for the content of the article into a footnote and also omitting that this "supposedly unusable tool" is used successfully by various other companies... like as it it was written by and engineer being overly defensive about their decision due having to defend it to the 100th time because shareholders, customers, higher level management just wouldn't shut up about "but that uses Firecracker"