I've seen a lot of discussion on serverless recently, but are there any companies actually using serverless tech in production?
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There is a company called Instant that is currently running Serverless. If I remember correctly, they are actually using AWS Lambda. You can probably ask them how is it working out :) instant.cm/
I used it for a couple of months and it worked just great! Stopped using it because they pivoted to something else, but not due to any other problem in particular.
blog.instant.cm/a-serverless-archi...
My company uses serverless in production. In particular I wrote a series of AWS Lambda functions to handle callbacks from third party vendors. It handles hundreds of thousands of requests a day (without using our server resources) for dollars a month. More of a fringe case, but works great for what we wanted.
Yes, but it's still very early days. Here's a summary of a great talk from QCon NY by Symphonia:
infoq.com/news/2017/06/fearless-aw...