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It would be practical for the user, but not for the company. Why does this not exist after years (more than a decade since EC2) of cloud computing? Because it
by andrasbacsai 3y ago
It would be practical for the user, but not for the company.
Why does this not exist after years (more than a decade since EC2) of cloud computing?
Because it is not good for the VC investors.
- catlifeonmars 3y agoAWS Lambda has had this knob for quite a few years, it’s called “provisioned capacity”, and it defines an upper bound to function concurrency.
- merelysounds 3y agoWhile helpful, this is not the same. E.g. a global kill switch could be harder to overlook and easier to manage.