What fraction of Now customers care about cost and scalability so much that they will invest time into splitting monolithic server into many lambdas (a monorepo). (I've read in Now 2.0 docs that it is recommended to have 1 lambda per 1 API route.) EDIT: After splitting, is there overhead in managing many lambdas vs monolith server?
Once a server is split and configured, will these customers be able to migrate out of Now 2.0? From what I see right now, it is basically a vendor lock-in.
Is it possible that majority of Now's customers are websites, simple CRUD apps, small SaaS apps and they don't care about cost and scalability that much and won't add lambda-related overhead to their code?
Do you guys try to shrink your customer base and work with perhaps bigger clients with critical apps who are more paranoid about scaling, cost and want to invest in lambdas?
Sorry about typos.