Re:What a typical serverless architecture looks like in AWS
by watt on Saturday May 23, 2020 @09:22AM
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If it's decoupled, it's plenty testable.
Serverless covers 2 scenarios very well: when you have volume so low, that you don't want to pay for reserved capacity: if nobody is using the stuff, you pay next to nothing.
And also if there is a lot of load, it's very very easy to scale it to cover very high demand.
Serverless covers 2 scenarios very well: when you have volume so low, that you don't want to pay for reserved capacity: if nobody is using the stuff, you pay next to nothing.
And also if there is a lot of load, it's very very easy to scale it to cover very high demand.