Full disclaimer, I'm very much not a sysadmin or devops guy.
However, every team I've been on recently has spent a lot of time struggling with gluing their AWS stuff together, diagnosing bugs etc. It didn't seem to save a heck of a lot of time at all.
I couldn't figure out AWS. But I could figure out how to host sites on a linux VPS.
So what's the story here - is serverless something that only makes sense at a certain scale? Because with tools like Caddy the 'old fashioned' way of doing seems really, really easy.
However, every team I've been on recently has spent a lot of time struggling with gluing their AWS stuff together, diagnosing bugs etc. It didn't seem to save a heck of a lot of time at all.
I couldn't figure out AWS. But I could figure out how to host sites on a linux VPS.
So what's the story here - is serverless something that only makes sense at a certain scale? Because with tools like Caddy the 'old fashioned' way of doing seems really, really easy.