Thanks for the feedback.

Normally, if you want to run your apps serverlessly you'll need to adapt your source code to it (both AWS Lambda and Cloudflare Workders require creating a custom HTTP handler).

In our case, you can run your normal server (lets say uvicorn) without any code changes required from our side.

Of course, you can already do this in Docker-enabled workloads: Google Cloud or Fly.io, for example. But that means that your apps will have long cold-start times at a way higher cost (no serverless).

Hope this makes things clear!

Thank you for the explanation, now I can better see the differences between "serverless" platforms although I am still a little disappointed that so called "serverless" apps still require a (paid) server despite the name.