I had settled on "scale to zero" as my chosen definition for it, because it was the only definition that truly made sense to me and that I very strongly valued.
Apparently AWS don't think it means that.
I guess it just means "you'll never have to SSH in and upgrade anything"?
The other thing that surprises me here is that one of AWS's biggest selling points is how rarely they break existing apps by turning off services developers depend on.
I had settled on "scale to zero" as my chosen definition for it, because it was the only definition that truly made sense to me and that I very strongly valued.
Apparently AWS don't think it means that.
I guess it just means "you'll never have to SSH in and upgrade anything"?
The other thing that surprises me here is that one of AWS's biggest selling points is how rarely they break existing apps by turning off services developers depend on.