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It's similar in speed on a per function basis, but the main difference is that we figure out which ones need to be updated and do them all concurrently. Plus ha
by jayair 6y ago
It's similar in speed on a per function basis, but the main difference is that we figure out which ones need to be updated and do them all concurrently. Plus handle any failures and retry them.
- wyck 6y agoYes that does sound good. I'm working with Lambda with some great devs but we are all spending way to much time figuring our how AWS is structured and managed instead of actually writing code.
- jayair 6y agoYeah that sounds familiar. We went through a lot of that. Feel free to get in touch if you need any help jay@seed.run