[einaregilsson]

> This feels very "Serverless is cool, everyone is saving money on it, lets do the same

More like "seems like there's an easy way for me to try this new thing out, lets give it a shot". It took a couple of hours to switch over to this, and I learnt something in the process. Also, our API is very simple, pretty much all the actions are a single database call, so I don't think in this case we would have gained anything by splitting things up into more pieces. But I can see how it would make sense for a larger, more complicated app.