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My docker containers average about 5gb total. And I have lots of them. It is incredibly easy to become bloated. It is hard to stay bloat free
by etaioinshrdlu 7y ago
My docker containers average about 5gb total. And I have lots of them. It is incredibly easy to become bloated. It is hard to stay bloat free
- philliphaydon 7y agoWe're talking about Lambda tho, executing a function, how much code is required to execute a function... The largest .net lambda I've managed to create is ~40mb which included chromium.
- dimgl 7y agoYou're getting downvoted but clearly there is something wrong with the way these devs are using lambdas.
- jon-wood 7y agoWhile Lambda is sold as “functions as a service” I have on several occasions made the particular function being served the router for a Ruby web application - with the Ruby runtime there’s really nothing stopping you running a complete Rails app in Lambda other than size limitations once you add a few too many gems.
- IanCal 7y agoWell it depends what that function is doing. Do I need a full word2vec mapping? I've got small bits of data that would blow past that limit compressed despite the work I want done being a single easy function call.