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Back to the '70s with Serverless
I’ve now worked with “The Cloud” for long enough to see that there’s still a long way to go before it becomes materially better than, say, the oldschool method of renting a couple of servers with a co-location company and running your software there. The latest fad is Serverless, which makes me feel a lot like we’ve arrived in 1970.
http://evrl.com/devops/cloud/2020/12/18/serverless.html
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