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I believe there is a common misconception that this is an actual solution to the problem of cold start latencies. You can attempt to keep between 1 and X insta
by Rapzid 9y ago
I believe there is a common misconception that this is an actual solution to the problem of cold start latencies.
You can attempt to keep between 1 and X instances of a lambda function running, however the underlying provisioning system is mostly a black box without published details and supposedly not entirely deterministic. Keeping a single instance of the function running isn't going to give great control over the tail on latencies. This is particularly true when faced with bursty, inconsistent traffic patterns.
- andrewstuart 9y agoHopefully the warm/cold start problem is something they will find a solution for in the end.
- icebraining 9y agoWell, Docker already has (experimental) support for CRIU[1]. Since they control the environment, it should be possible to prevent people from doing stuff that would prevent it from working. [1] https://criu.org/Main_Page https://criu.org/Main_Page