No, seriously. I've been talking about it for some time, but here we go again: If your project requires substantial codebase, test coverage, complexity + expected to live for over a year - I would skip Lambdas (or any other serverless-tightened approach) 100%. The main reason is being dependant on framework.

I've been always aware of Rust language, however never invested enough time until had to try !ink smart contracts for Polkadot... which are written on Rust. Honestly, I didn't expect such a good personal vibe towards the language. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book is a situation when a human-readable guideline

Recently I was deciding what to use to implement an API for one of my personal projects on a Google Cloud Platform. Kubernetes - too heavy for a simple need of a lightweight Node logic. Cloud Run - sounds almost perfect, however I required an instance to be always connected