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And if it can’t scale and run reliably in production then it won’t work at all. Writing some code and throwing it over the fence to some Ops person to manage i
by threeseed 3y ago
And if it can’t scale and run reliably in production then it won’t work at all.
Writing some code and throwing it over the fence to some Ops person to manage is not workable long term. It’s why DevOps exist because developers have to take some responsibility for operating their own code. And
Lambda architectures help with this.
- hinkley 3y agoThis whole conversation isn’t about using Lambda. It’s about using an exorbitant amount of lambda. Which means you’re using it to the exclusion of other things. Once a project is segregated to this degree, invariably discovery has gone out the window. You have a couple of people who really understood the system and little hope of replacing or duplicating them. It’s just another form of job security. Ignore Kernighan and make a system even you barely understand.