I worked at a place that went full lambda for a website (this was possibly 2016) They started out with huge velocity, things were much quicker to build and test.
Serverless (the framework) was a joy to deploy with, compared to what they were used to. They had complete control over their architecture for the first time. However they then slammed into fixing all the innovation tokens they deployed (New DB, New message routing, New hosting arch, New auth methods) and hit the productivity wall.
I worked at a place that went full lambda for a website (this was possibly 2016) They started out with huge velocity, things were much quicker to build and test.
Serverless (the framework) was a joy to deploy with, compared to what they were used to. They had complete control over their architecture for the first time. However they then slammed into fixing all the innovation tokens they deployed (New DB, New message routing, New hosting arch, New auth methods) and hit the productivity wall.