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Is there something about the GCS trigger that doesn't work for you? I hear you on Python 3, but I'm also curious about "serious control over the environment". C
by boulos 10y ago
Is there something about the GCS trigger that doesn't work for you? I hear you on Python 3, but I'm also curious about "serious control over the environment". Can you be more specific?
- scrollaway 10y agoHere are our main issues with Lambda, from highest-to-lowest priority: - It supports Python 2.7 only. We need Python 3.4+ support. - We can't increase CPU allocation without increasing RAM allocation, making them far more expensive than we need. - Using psycopg2 on it is a PITA due to their handling of system dependencies. - The system is entirely proprietary, making it impossible to run it locally for testing. - Cloudwatch sucks for finding errors in the functions and is atrociously expensive. - API gateway is an extremely crufty system, and used not to let you pass around binary data (this has changed) - We can't disable/change the retry-on-error policy. We have a pretty hard tie-in to S3 and Redshift, but when GCF can do better on a majority of these points, we'll begin moving to it. But yes, Python 3 at a minimum would be a requirement.
- mypalmike 10y ago> The system is entirely proprietary, making it impossible to run it locally for testing. I assume that you are referring to emulating the triggering of lambdas behind API gateway...? I've found a project that sets up a node environment to do this. Very handy for js/lambda development. A google search suggests similar options may exist for python.