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aws lambda for me. Just send that data out and get it later when it’s ready. Run a simple python function to do your processing on the aws side. So far I’m pre
by whb07 8y ago
aws lambda for me. Just send that data out and get it later when it’s ready. Run a simple python function to do your processing on the aws side.
So far I’m pretty happy with it. I minimize the need for maintaining a redis + worker etc
- kohanz 8y agoLambda is not intended for long running jobs. It would be costly to do so. I'm using Lambda to kick off an EC2 worker running a Docker image with AWS Fargate. The EC2 instance only runs for the duration of the job (which lasts from 5 to 20 minutes)
- scprodigy 8y agoHyper.sh is faster, launching your Docker image in 5 seconds.