most critiques do not apply if you look at providers that have open source runtimes. for services running on deno or workerd/cloudlfare workers you can add you

most critiques do not apply if you look at providers that have open source runtimes. for services running on deno or workerd/cloudlfare workers you can add your own runners on big cost effective servers that allow longer execution and serve core locations or certain workloads with the same code. "limited languages" still applies as these are limited to js/wasm languages. "not being able to run entire applications" still applies only if you include the database servers, as these will need special operation. (but running databases was most of the time a seperate thing from the core application anyways)