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If you use DynamoDB, you don't need to run your Lambda in a VPC. With RDS, you do. If you run your Lambda in a VPC, your cold start times get worse, so latency
by robrtsql 8y ago
If you use DynamoDB, you don't need to run your Lambda in a VPC. With RDS, you do.
If you run your Lambda in a VPC, your cold start times get worse, so latency increases.