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Note that it's long been possible to use any language with Lambda through a shim. In the early days that was using Node.js to call out to your binary. That mean
by Touche 8y ago
Note that it's long been possible to use any language with Lambda through a shim. In the early days that was using Node.js to call out to your binary. That meant you had an extra bit of startup cost (Node + your binary). Once Go was supported that no longer mattered much since Go binaries start almost instantly.
Of course an official method is nice here.
- staticassertion 8y agoI haven't even been using a shim to run my Rust binaries. Just statically link them, and use: https://github.com/srijs/rust-aws-lambda https://github.com/srijs/rust-aws-lambda TBH, I'm very happy to see native support, but it was already super, super easy to use Rust on lambdas without a shim layer.