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To actually save money. Mostly due to not needing to have a 24/7 team managing it. AWS Lambda NEVER goes down. And if it does, it's most likely someone messing
by theshrike79 3y ago
To actually save money. Mostly due to not needing to have a 24/7 team managing it.
AWS Lambda NEVER goes down. And if it does, it's most likely someone messing with DNS or backbone routing again and half the world is broken anyway.
It does need skill though, the billing model isn't as clear as "you pay me X euros a month for a server, I don't care what you do with it", but it's not dark magic either.