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I'd love to see the architecture for this... Tho, I did hear they now have 200 lambdas a second firing to serve the content. That seems incorrect based on the e

• qz2 6y ago
  That's probably a very tiny fraction of their request footprint so it doesn't surprise me.
  • k__ 6y ago
    This. If you only got 100-1000 users, then 200 Lambdas per second is much. But if you got millions of users, it's not.
• willemlabu 6y ago
  From the article: > About 2,000 lambdas run every second to create the BBC website; a number that we expect to grow.
• robertlagrant 6y ago
  I sort of wonder why it isn't a content workflow in the background that triggers (say) a push to Fastly or Cloudflare to update a subset of cached content. Or maybe it is that, and that still takes 200 lambdas/sec.