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You can implement any service you want fully on serverless unless you need to use Websocket (then you'd need to combine serverless API with a traditional server). To avoid race conditions you can look into transaction locking (ex: in Postgres): stackoverflow.com/questions/4… or you can set flags with a Redis caching layer. The reason why you should always close your DB connections is that functions create a new connection on each invocation. Considering that it's infinitely scalable, we get a bottleneck at the DB level. So your database solution should be ready to handle thousands of connections at the same time.

Thank you 🙌

I have no doubts now & if I have any when I actually build it, I will ask you later on. Thanks Max :)

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