Not necessarily - I think the target audience is different.
If you are administering an internal datacenter in a company, then you can utilize this to offer a serverless env. to application developers in your company, and then those developers would benefits similar to that of AWS lambda/CF workers etc.
Someone will obviously have to manage servers, but in addition to it, it is also quite a bit of work to support orchestration of ephemeral functions, and a nice open source framework is definitely a huge help there.
That's a good point... you mean like enterprises with big IT teams who want to in-house Cloudflare Workers and run it on their own infrastructure?
That makes sense if they already have the network but not necessarily the easy to use APIs for serverless. Kinda a way to overlay new dev modalities onto old infrastructure, I suppose.
If you are administering an internal datacenter in a company, then you can utilize this to offer a serverless env. to application developers in your company, and then those developers would benefits similar to that of AWS lambda/CF workers etc.
Someone will obviously have to manage servers, but in addition to it, it is also quite a bit of work to support orchestration of ephemeral functions, and a nice open source framework is definitely a huge help there.