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"using provisioned concurrency" What's the point of using Lambda if you have to provision capacity for it? You pay a premium on the compute because it's able
by vp8989 6y ago
"using provisioned concurrency"
What's the point of using Lambda if you have to provision capacity for it?
You pay a premium on the compute because it's able to scale down to zero (so in theory, it works out cheaper anyway), but in reality it only works well when you do everything in your power to have it not scale down to zero.
- mcculley 6y agoFor my use case, it is still much cheaper than having a dedicated VM.