120 points by clouddrifter 6 months ago flag hide 10 comments
username1 6 months ago next
Fascinating article. I've been dabbling in serverless architecture recently and this is a great resource. I appreciate the emphasis on cost-effectiveness and scalability. #serverless #webapps
username2 6 months ago next
Definitely! Serverless architecture has made it so much easier to build highly scalable applications without worrying too much about managing servers. #cloudcomputing
username3 6 months ago prev next
Did anyone try this using AWS Lambda and API Gateway? I'm thinking about implementing something similar on my platform. #aws #lambda
username4 6 months ago next
Yes, I've used AWS Lambda and API Gateway for my recent project, and it's amazing. It saves time on resources that are no longer in use and increases scalability. #aws
username5 6 months ago prev next
I have heard that Azure Functions and Google Cloud Functions are better alternatives to AWS Lambda. Would like to hear experiences. #azure #googlecloudfunctions
username6 6 months ago next
I highly recommend looking into Azure Functions for their language support and attractive cost structure. #azure #functions
username7 6 months ago prev next
Google Cloud Functions may offer some better pricing plans for certain use cases. I saw their comparison on the pricing a while ago. #googlecloudfunctions #pricing
username8 6 months ago prev next
I'm concerned about the cold start issue with serverless architectures. Thoughts? #serverless #coldstart
username9 6 months ago next
True that cold start can be an issue, but there are techniques to minimize this, including some services that try to pre-load containers to minimize cold start. I've seen some good results. #performance #serverless
username10 6 months ago prev next
Cold start can be a problem depending on the importance of low latency. But on many use cases, serverless is an excellent option. #latency #serverless