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Is this compatible with AWS Lambdas on some level? Could it be? What about FastCGI/WSGI/... compatibility? I'm thinking it could be really nice for hobby projec
by tuukkah 6y ago
Is this compatible with AWS Lambdas on some level? Could it be? What about FastCGI/WSGI/... compatibility? I'm thinking it could be really nice for hobby projects and for developing on a laptop.
- reddec 6y agoAny script/application that can parse STDIN and write something to STDOUT is capable for the project. Hobby projects or projects with low number of requests are ideally fits. And it could be run on very low-end devices: raspberr pi, cheapest VPS, etc..
- fiddlerwoaroof 6y agoOpenfaas.com enables cgi-style applications to be run on k8s
- reddec 6y agoHeavy, very heavy. Even with k3s. I tried it first. Even plain k3s will run slowly on 1GB machine (a target audience)
- fiddlerwoaroof 6y agoYeah, I was thinking about this as a migration path for scaling-out CGI scripts
- silasb 6y agoI've been hacking on some go code to put together a set of services to run lambda functions locally. It's a hodgepodge of different services. https://github.com/silasb/lambda-engine https://github.com/silasb/lambda-engine https://github.com/silasb/lambda-scheduler https://github.com/silasb/lambda-scheduler https://github.com/silasb/deno-aws-lambda-example https://github.com/silasb/deno-aws-lambda-example Since this is a POC it's probably not worth looking at or trying to use as the instructions are in bad shape.