Default AI agents to serverless, then let production data decide what moves
rseroter · x · 2026-11-03
Ben Seroter (Datadog) argues that since AI agents sit idle a lot, you should default to serverless deployment — or newer abstractions like Agent Substrate for Kubernetes — and let real production data decide which workloads move off it.
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