Containers vs. Serverless from a DevOps standpoint

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Kubernetes

What are the key takeaways here? When to choose what? I'd urge you to choose containers and container orchestrators, like Kubernetes, when you need flexibility and full control of your system, or when you need to migrate legacy services.

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Dashbird

The first thing that comes to mind when you mention serverless is the fact that you don't have to manage any infrastructure. There are no operating system updates to install, no security patches, no worries, because the provider handles it for you. Making it much simpler than managing your own infrastructure and clusters. Magic comes with a price, nevertheless. The ease of adding observability to your app with Kubernetes does not apply to serverless. There are only a few viable 3rd party solutions, like Dashbird, IOPipe or Datadog.

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