I was considering investigating Now/Zeit as a possible evolution over our current stack. Having seen this announcement I'm not so sure that is still a good idea. Now 2 is a completely different beast to Now 1. The very last thing we need is churn in our servers/infrastructure rivalling our frontend. Is Now 3 going to be [dramatically improving the reliability and scalability of -our- deployments] yet again?
Keep in mind that the the intelligence that goes into the builders (which are OSS, which you can write your own of) is specifically around not making code changes.
Surely, some code changes are necessary to go serverless (when considering legacy servers and apps), but our goal is to always minimize that.
