I brought up that point since I think most developers prefer the user experience of Lambda/Kubernetes where they don't have to manage individual instances in Auto Scaling Groups. They certainly are not 'outdated' for our use cases, and especially not for those responsible for running the underlying infrastructure (when running Kubernetes nodes).
I brought up that point since I think most developers prefer the user experience of Lambda/Kubernetes where they don't have to manage individual instances in Auto Scaling Groups. They certainly are not 'outdated' for our use cases, and especially not for those responsible for running the underlying infrastructure (when running Kubernetes nodes).