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by ciaran-ifelse 2151 days ago
It would cost less starting out compared to your own server, you may only have to pay per function call. Whereas you would have to pay for server space from the start even if no one is using your product.

A framework may be overkill if all you want to do is run a function when something in your database changes. Firebase is a good example of this, you can trigger functions when a document changes.

Easy to deploy, reliable and maintainable.

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When did a vps with a cookie cutter vm become particularly hard though? You can get one for $5/mo, I always found digital ocean/linode tutorials to be really good.
Just curious i can also you use something like elastic beanstalk or heroku to deploy my application