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by OJFord
1479 days ago
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Yeah I see what you're saying, that's a fair enough interpretation of it I just don't think it's the only one. In fact almost nothing is serverless (well, the truth comes out! ;)) by that definition, since even Lambda has runtime versions to choose/upgrade, Managed-Acme has Acme versions, etc. SES, SNS, SQS, etc. sure, but I suppose no compute, since you need libraries, and libraries have versions, and you can't have them (significantly/major versions) changing under your feet. (Or if they don't have versions they're of course destined to have known security holes.) (Or it's not even about libraries if you want to say no you don't need libraries - it's just about having to interface with anything.) |
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