Improved VPC Networking for AWS Lambda
Iconoclast view ahead (change my mind please):AWS does tons of stuff around VPCs....I feel like they really want me to use them (or their customers really want to use them), but I just don't see why.I just run RDS on the internet. I don't have to muck with the complexity or cost of NATs or peering or Lambda slow start or any other weird networking issues.I know it's "public", but that seems irrelevant in the era of cloud services. This isn't any different than, say, how Firebase or a million other services run. Should I be concerned that my Firebase apps are insecure because someone isn't overlaying a 10.* network on them?EDIT: I should clarify that I understand the legitimacy of security groups, especially for technologies that weren't meant to operate outside a firewall. But that's mostly a different subject; AWS had security groups years before VPCs and subnets and NATs.