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We are using AWS Lambda in production heavily. It is basically an unhealthy hate and love abusive relationship. It works great for event triggering, cloudwatch
by CSDude 9y ago
We are using AWS Lambda in production heavily. It is basically an unhealthy hate and love abusive relationship. It works great for event triggering, cloudwatch events, sns topics, kinesis etc. when you combine them. However, the lack of ability to monitor it properly and the unflexible parts is a burdern. I hoped we were just allowed passing Docker images, and AWS handled request/input passing & provisoning properly.
- whoisjuan 9y agoI think where Serverless wins against managed containers, it's that you can start creating microservices that solve problems very rapidly. Need a service to manipulate an image or extract data from a file or make some type of rare business logic calculation or simply keep your storage clean... Lambda + API Gateway and 1 hour later you have a fully managed end-point that can do exactly those things in isolation.