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The canonical example of serverless is for handling web requests i.e. 1 function per HTTP route. Database will still need to be on a static server. Managing use
by stackzero 8y ago
The canonical example of serverless is for handling web requests i.e. 1 function per HTTP route. Database will still need to be on a static server. Managing user login / state etc. will be cumbersome across multiple different functions, however the email and payment processing handlers may be better candidates for serverless functions. A thin front-end and DB on static servers with serverless used for emails+payment processing would be a good initial architecture
- scarface74 8y agoDatabases need to be on a server, but not your server. If you're going with AWS, there is Aurora, different flavors of RDS, or DynamoDB.