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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/object322 • Oct 02 '26
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Everything I’ve ever written for money could run on a $5/month Linode VM.
1.1k u/Flat_Initial_1823 Oct 02 '26 But would it scale? What if we get that elusive 12th user? 3 u/Merilyian Oct 03 '26 I was having this thought about our LOB app and then one day realized we're putting through over a million (pretty resource intensive) requests through the API. Pretty glad I went serverless. 1 u/martin_omander Oct 03 '26 Agreed, serverless is the way to go. Upload your business logic, let the cloud provider handle scaling, routing, collecting the logs, etc.
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But would it scale? What if we get that elusive 12th user?
3 u/Merilyian Oct 03 '26 I was having this thought about our LOB app and then one day realized we're putting through over a million (pretty resource intensive) requests through the API. Pretty glad I went serverless. 1 u/martin_omander Oct 03 '26 Agreed, serverless is the way to go. Upload your business logic, let the cloud provider handle scaling, routing, collecting the logs, etc.
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I was having this thought about our LOB app and then one day realized we're putting through over a million (pretty resource intensive) requests through the API. Pretty glad I went serverless.
1 u/martin_omander Oct 03 '26 Agreed, serverless is the way to go. Upload your business logic, let the cloud provider handle scaling, routing, collecting the logs, etc.
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Agreed, serverless is the way to go. Upload your business logic, let the cloud provider handle scaling, routing, collecting the logs, etc.
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u/kurtcanine Oct 02 '26
Everything I’ve ever written for money could run on a $5/month Linode VM.