Sadly, yes. Several years ago, started a new job at a "serverless" company. There was a ton of lambdas with massive code duplication everywhere. Nothing could b

Sadly, yes. Several years ago, started a new job at a "serverless" company. There was a ton of lambdas with massive code duplication everywhere. Nothing could be run locally. I'd see people actually editing code through the AWS console. On top of that, the performance was terrible. The whole thing could've run on a single low end VM and used RDS for the database. Using a more standard framework, it would've been cheaper, faster, and easier to maintain. Serverless can be done right, but it's rare...