Details the contract your container must meet to run on the service and limitations you might run into
Quite a nice document to be fair.
Would be interested in hearing what use cases people would use this for, over say Cloud Functions or AWS Lambda. I'd imagine the flexibility of being able to run anything that supports HTTP is quite attractive.
One thing I did spot though is the container instance is limited to one vCPU, I wonder if people will hit performance ceilings? For lambda they abstract the CPU allocated based on the memory tiers, I'm not sure if this is the same though
Details the contract your container must meet to run on the service and limitations you might run into
Quite a nice document to be fair.
Would be interested in hearing what use cases people would use this for, over say Cloud Functions or AWS Lambda. I'd imagine the flexibility of being able to run anything that supports HTTP is quite attractive.
One thing I did spot though is the container instance is limited to one vCPU, I wonder if people will hit performance ceilings? For lambda they abstract the CPU allocated based on the memory tiers, I'm not sure if this is the same though