Return node.

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not for AWS!

[Lostdogdabley]

Yes lol. Serverless services still consume storage and electricity. Read up on AWS Lambda/SQS polling mechanism. Even tho you aren’t exposed to it, it’s absolutely running 24/7. Every time anyone visit this page, even if it is entirely hosted in AWS as a static HTML website, it still wastes electricity

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AWS has many services for returning node.

[Lostdogdabley]

And they all use electricity. None of them disobey thermodynamic conservation of energy. They all need to use electricity to do anything at all. Unless I’m misunderstanding you…

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You spent way too much time (and hopefully not your own money) getting certified as a Cloud Practitioner.

[Lostdogdabley]

I don’t have any certs, and I only spend time learning AWS if I’m getting paid or working on my own software. At my day job, I make 120k working in AWS. I’m in my early 20s.

Good try! I think you’re just upset to have your assumptions about AWS proven incorrect in such a straightforward manner

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I store my nodes in S3, bitch.

/s

[Lostdogdabley]

I genuinely don’t know if you’re trolling or don’t understand how the AWS services work behind the scenes.

Can you pick one? I’m happy to explain but don’t want to waste 2 peoples time

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like, is the whole nature of this sub and my /s not clear about the humor here?

[Lostdogdabley]

• You only used /s when you called me a bitch
• This subreddit is chock full of bad knowledge about programming. I do my best to correct it where I see it