Of course, coming from vercel this is kinda disconnected from reality (and quite a bit AI-written) but:<p>Tightly coupled frontends, or frontends that exist within the same codebase or deployment unit as your backend architecture, limit your ability to adapt.<p>> The interior of each company’s container is unique, meaning that onboarding developers is tricky and most new features must be built from scratch and continuously maintained.<p>I agree it's unique, but for "new features must be built"? If in software, that's how that works, and for something in linux, you install a pacjage in your build step<p>> Maintaining a healthy development lifecycle is a fully manual, resource-intensive process.
As traffic fluctuates, teams must provision the appropriate amount of infrastructure to adapt, or else face downtime or security breaches.<p>Heard of CI, k8s and autoscaling?<p>> Self-hosted setups struggle to optimally serve dynamic data to customers halfway around the world.<p>This can be true, but just purchase PoPs as your business needs scale. If you're some small startup you don't need 9 9's of uptime.