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`up` looks like it only runs on AWS. This seems nice as the only requirement is docker and I can run it on my $3USD VPS
Where do you get such a cheap VPS? I'm paying $5!
(“Serverless”, at least to me, means a platform where I don’t have to worry about running servers.)
Even the README says you need to start a server. So it’s not quite serverless. (“Serverless”, at least to me, means a platform where I don’t have to worry about running servers.)
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`up` looks like it only runs on AWS. This seems nice as the only requirement is docker and I can run it on my $3USD VPS
Where do you get such a cheap VPS? I'm paying $5!
Even the README says you need to start a server. So it’s not quite serverless. (“Serverless”, at least to me, means a platform where I don’t have to worry about running servers.)
Sorry if I mistunderstand. The readme is very limited. But this need a (vps or something) server that I own / manage ? It does not seem to upload the functions(s) to some cloud ? In general I think 'serverless' means deploying code without managing some kind of server yourself.
Even the README says you need to start a server. So it’s not quite serverless. (“Serverless”, at least to me, means a platform where I don’t have to worry about running servers.)
README is not quiet clear, but for my understanding, lambda is kinda thing that helps you to do serverless, but lambda is also running on some kind of server maintained by AWS, right? fx is kind of lambda, but owned by yourself.
I suppose there may be a point to it if the serverless platform is extremely stable and never has any security issues or other things to update.
Even the README says you need to start a server. So it’s not quite serverless. (“Serverless”, at least to me, means a platform where I don’t have to worry about running servers.)