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> The architecture of lambda may prevent this. It doesn't; you've always been able to use any language you want, by embedding it within the runtime of a suppo
by chimeracoder 9y ago
> The architecture of lambda may prevent this.
It doesn't; you've always been able to use any language you want, by embedding it within the runtime of a supported language. This is just announcing proper, official support for it instead of having to rely on a workaround.
- inopinatus 9y agoLambda's execution model is language-specific runtimes being fed events off a queue through a single well-defined RPC or RPC-like entry point, with the process frozen or discarded upon queue exhaustion. So the architecture of Lambda may indeed be a severe mismatch for running arbitrary containers.