Our AWS Lambda Bill Hit $14,000. We Moved to Containers. It Dropped to $2,100.
Our client's AWS Lambda bill hit $14,000 per month. They thought serverless meant cheap. It did — until their traffic grew past the break-even point and every invocation became a line item bleeding mo
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Our AWS Lambda Bill Hit $14,000. We Moved to Containers. It Dropped to $2,100.
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