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But in reality those limits don't disappear, they just get buried deeper, hidden in the docs somewhere. AWS Lambda has a default concurrency limit of 1k and ea
by fidrelity 3y ago
But in reality those limits don't disappear, they just get buried deeper, hidden in the docs somewhere.
AWS Lambda has a default concurrency limit of 1k and each function has a configurable memory limit.
Sure, those limits allow for a lot more elasticity and flexible pricing but the limitations haven't disappeared.
Also, there are now some 'serverless' hosting providers that do fixed monthly pricing (fermyon.com/pricing). Isn't this taking the best part of serverless ad absurdum or is there something I'm missing?
Lastly, I hope I don't sound argumentative. I work for a company that has the described problem of multi-tenant SaaS and I love Postgres, so I am fully supportive of your mission!