Serverless Framework v4 with Austen Collins
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2023
- Ep #94 of the Real-World Serverless podcast
In this episode, I spoke with Austen Collins, founder and CEO of Serverless Inc. about the upcoming release of Serverless Framework v4.
We talked about the origin of the Serverless Framework and the challenges it faces. We discussed the rationale behind the upcoming changes in v4. Including the ability to easily switch between containers and Lambda functions as the deployment target, and the revenue share model for Extensions.
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Good to see you, Austin. Nice talk and thanks for hosting and sharing Yan.
No worries, glad you enjoyed it!
Really need more Austin in the forefront. He's a great spokesman.
Thank you, glad you liked the episode :-)
v4 is no bueno! v4 is the reason i switched from serverless to SAM.
Why? It hasn't even come out yet. The pricing structure hasn't been officially announced yet, and it will only affect organizations making more than 2 million dollars a year, plus lots of organizations (and individuals) are included in the excemption.
If the tool is helping your organization make decent money and you can derive productivity from it then it can be a worthy investment. Plus, v3 would still be free, so you can always switch later when v4 comes out and you can make an informed choice once you see what it has to offer.