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agusti π
@bleu.eth
what happens when you run out of the first 1M of function invocations on vercel? 963K/1M
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@flick
you consider how to self-host on your own AWS account
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agusti π
@bleu.eth
but i hate aws, i'd rather go to a VPS or smt, but then all my edge serverless code is useless smh
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@flick
after 2 decades of "running servers" i got tired of running servers so am a "serverless" enjoyer, knowing full well ofc that it's not really without servers, it's just that if I can get out of needing to keep a server up-to-date and running i will normally do it
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@bleu.eth
is there anyway to enjoy aws serverless without dealing with much IAM bullisht? thats my amazon achilees knee for now i can't stand that shit
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alec
@alecpap
Use vercel :-D and pay extra for them abstracting it away for you
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@flick
iam is not bullshit, it's a straightforward permissions and policies system for lease access principle management if you want to short circuit it, you make an admin key and load that secret into the environment. but there is a reason you don't do that.... look into using something like cdk to manage permissions if you create and define the relationship of your AWS components there, it transparently creates and attaches the policies for you
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