> Serverless functions – still running on someone’s server… but if you have a function that you need to evoke infrequently and cold start times don’t matter tha

> Serverless functions – still running on someone’s server… but if you have a function that you need to evoke infrequently and cold start times don’t matter that much, yeah good for cloud. While I agree in principle, these functions don't exist in thin air. You will often want to store the results somewhere. And then protect them. So with time you are almost replicating a lot of infrastructure. And if you are a big org you will probably want to enable SecurityHub and other security/governance services like AWS Config and things get expensive again.