To answer your first question: Yes, we expect a mix of services in containers and services in Lambda functions. We are beginning to use Fargate with ECS to improve performance.
Regarding your second question, Serverless Framework has gotten us through the product early stages, but as we're scaling and growing we've needed to do a lot more load and performance testing and, as a result, we're enhancing our architecture to take advantage of AWS services like Fargate that can get us to that next level of growth and performance.
As for monitoring and alerting, we'll considering doing a future post about DataDog integration as this is a big topic.
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To answer your first question: Yes, we expect a mix of services in containers and services in Lambda functions. We are beginning to use Fargate with ECS to improve performance.
Regarding your second question, Serverless Framework has gotten us through the product early stages, but as we're scaling and growing we've needed to do a lot more load and performance testing and, as a result, we're enhancing our architecture to take advantage of AWS services like Fargate that can get us to that next level of growth and performance.
As for monitoring and alerting, we'll considering doing a future post about DataDog integration as this is a big topic.