In my case when I gave Java a bigger allocation of RAM I got far better result (and it usually got even faster than the equivalent Python/NodeJS code). At the

In my case when I gave Java a bigger allocation of RAM I got far better result (and it usually got even faster than the equivalent Python/NodeJS code). At the time at least (I don't know right now, it's been a long while since I touched a lambda function) it seemed that the bigger RAM share == the more CPU you get, which was not written anywhere in the documetation. And JVM startup times with crappy CPUs are indeed horrible. :)