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title: "Comment by Wily Ktpm on \"Lessons Learned from Running Serverless Applications in Production on AWS\" | Hashnode"
description: "Great summary of the initial appeal. I learned the hard way that \"no servers to manage\" doesn't mean \"no operations,\" especially around monitoring Lambda cold s"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/lessons-learned-from-running-serverless-applications-in-production-on-aws/67fe329f647f06e151034e8b/comment/69d700fe6be3bf763e57f80d"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/lessons-learned-from-running-serverless-applications-in-production-on-aws/67fe329f647f06e151034e8b)

Comment [Lessons Learned from Running Serverless Applications in Production on AWS](https://hashnode.com/posts/lessons-learned-from-running-serverless-applications-in-production-on-aws/67fe329f647f06e151034e8b)

[Wily Ktpm](https://hashnode.com/@wilyktpm)

[Apr 9](https://hashnode.com/posts/lessons-learned-from-running-serverless-applications-in-production-on-aws/67fe329f647f06e151034e8b/comment/69d700fe6be3bf763e57f80d)

Great summary of the initial appeal. I learned the hard way that "no servers to manage" doesn't mean "no operations," especially around monitoring Lambda cold starts and DynamoDB capacity modes. It's a different kind of complexity.