When you go serverless you are really just massively overpaying for uptime and thoughtlessness about scale. The thoughtless and their dollars are soon parted.

When you go serverless you are really just massively overpaying for uptime and thoughtlessness about scale. The thoughtless and their dollars are soon parted. Given his unexpected shock I hope all those DevOps hours saved got him to market sooner - as is the promise of serverless. That pitch is easy to misunderstand as "saved time is always money saved", especially when it is so obviously an initial cost and ease of use gain out the gate. It's more of an introductory offer that lets low rollers act like big rollers in the big leagues so long as they pay the big roller bills when the time comes.