Why WebSocket Infrastructure Gets Cloud-Specific FastServerless is often sold around flexibility. You write a function, deploy it, and let the platform handle the infrastructure. But once WebSockets enter the picture, things can become surprisingly provSep 9 · 5 min readblog.cortlet.com
Why Sending a WebSocket Reply From Serverless Feels WeirdWith a normal HTTP API, the response path is obvious. A client sends a request. The server processes it. The server returns a response. That mental model is so familiar that developers barely think abSep 8 · 5 min readblog.cortlet.com
Why Serverless WebSockets Need a Connection DatabaseWebSockets sound simple at first. A client connects. It sends messages. The server sends messages back. But once you combine WebSockets with serverless infrastructure, one question appears almost imme1Sep 5 · 4 min readblog.cortlet.com
Why WebSockets and Serverless Don’t Fit NaturallyWebSockets Are Stateful. Serverless Isn’t. Serverless platforms are built around a simple model: A request comes in, a function runs, a response goes out, and the compute can disappear. That works extSep 4 · 3 min readblog.cortlet.com