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I may be waaay off base here, but wouldn't amazon's lambda function architecture sort of mirror the benefits of shared-nothing? It doesn't necessarily work lik
by awinder 10y ago
I may be waaay off base here, but wouldn't amazon's lambda function architecture sort of mirror the benefits of shared-nothing? It doesn't necessarily work like that under the hood, at least if I remember correctly your lambda function may live on past one request, but you must code as if that were the case
- bkanber 10y agoIt does, but it comes with deep tie-in to AWS as well. But also, you don't typically use lambda to serve pages or a full application, more commonly it's used for specific processing tasks, individual endpoints, and generally code that can run standalone.