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As a web developer I haven't found any reason to use Rust yet but I have delved into it recently and I really love the language despite it being frustrating at

• steveklabnik 9y ago
  There's been a ton of people trying out Rust on Lambda, though obviously support directly from upstream would be helpful.
  • dastbe 9y ago
    (an aws employee, but just as in the dark as you are) It'll be interesting to see how the golang lambda implementation is done, as i could see it being a backdoor into supporting any statically linked binary so long as it fits whatever constraints they need.
    • kirillseva 9y ago
      I think you can wrap your rust/golang binary into a javascript package and run it on Lambda.
    • ThatOtherPerson 9y ago
      That's already possible - Apex[0] provides a shim for running golang and Rust, and I'm running headless chrome on Lambda to take screenshots right now (see [1] for an example). [0]: http://apex.run/#runtime http://apex.run/#runtime [1]: https://github.com/sambaiz/puppeteer-lambda-starter-kit https://github.com/sambaiz/puppeteer-lambda-starter-kit