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I agree that "it's way too much effort to ever consider running your code on your own servers / EC2 instances" is overblown, and has very much favored cloud pro
by ketzo 3y ago
I agree that "it's way too much effort to ever consider running your code on your own servers / EC2 instances" is overblown, and has very much favored cloud providers.
But for the specific problem of "I wanna execute some code on a regular schedule, but I want it to be production-ready", Deno Cron does seem much quicker and lighter than provisioning a host, setting up health checks, setting up remote access controls for new devs, etc.
There are obviously many people who would find it very easy to do all the "server-work" I'm describing. I am not one of them! This service looks awesome to me.