[dorongrinstein]

Hi, While not strictly function as a service, Control Plane (my company) makes it trivial to turn your Python (or any language) code into a containerized workload and get a TLS endpoint (including on your own domain) super easily. If you have a Dockerfile, it will use it. If you don't have a Dockerfile, it will still containerize your code using Build packs. You get logging, metrics, tracing, secrets management, service mesh (mutual TLS across services, service discovery and whole lot more) and lots of additional 'goodies' like being able to run your code ANYWHERE - your own hardware, VMs, Hetzner, Linode, Digital Ocean, AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle, etc. - or Control Plane pre-configured multi-tenant clusters that make your life very easy because it is serverless across AWS, GCP, and Azure. What's more - you can mix-n-match ANY service from AWS, GCP and Azure and your code is portable - it works the same whether you run it on one cloud, or another, or both, or ten different locations across different clouds and on-prem infra. It is also ultra low-cost because you pay by the millicore that your Python (or any language) code actually consumes. If you want to dig deeper, check out our website https controlplane dot com or cpln.com

[grocketeer]

Thanks for sharing that, it sounds like a really interesting approach and this may solve my problem.