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That's not what it is at all. Lambda functions persist, unless traffic drops, then it is killed. But if traffic is going to it, they try to be smart about reu
by rckclmbr 9y ago
That's not what it is at all. Lambda functions persist, unless traffic drops, then it is killed. But if traffic is going to it, they try to be smart about reusing a hot app.
PHP is even moving toward "stateful" server handling. Just look at hhvm
- orthecreedence 9y agophp-fpm does the exact same thing. It scales up/down the number of workers (down to 0 if configured) with the incoming load, reusing workers up to a certain threshold. Lambda == PHP. It's full circle. Don't try to pretend otherwise. Never heard of HHVM (I've been out of the PHP world for a while), but I know PHP's default operational mode is complete start up and teardown on every request.