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You might want to edit that comment and speak towards cold start times, dependency management, your deployment strategy (e.g. are you using a docker image lambd
by andrew_ 5y ago
You might want to edit that comment and speak towards cold start times, dependency management, your deployment strategy (e.g. are you using a docker image lambda or zip, etc) and what you're paying for provisioned concurrency to keep those big lambdas warm and available. That's all nuance you're missing from promoting monolith lambdas, and those kinds of things will get the non-architect-minded in hot water.
- giorgioz 5y agoWe use node.js and the cold start times are negligible. Java, C# and docker based lambdas have problems with cold start times but we do not suffer from them. We also use JAMstack and our html pages are statically generated in advance with Cloudfront CDN in front. We use Lambda for the backend REST JSON APIs.