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My experience of paying for cloud services does not back that up. Java AWS Lambdas are typically 2-3x heavier in memory usage than a TS/JS equivalent, and the
by SillyUsername 4y ago
My experience of paying for cloud services does not back that up.
Java AWS Lambdas are typically 2-3x heavier in memory usage than a TS/JS equivalent, and the benefit of that warmup is negated if the Lambda shuts down due to idle time.
"Give it up when asked" !== less streamlined, it means expanding heap is required for normal operation. Too little heap, it buckles, GC is almost constant, and performance goes out of the window.
- fidgewidge 4y agoThat's inherent to any GC algorithm. More CPU time = less RAM usage because garbage is collected more aggressively. I don't understand why you think that JS, a JIT compiled GC'd language, doesn't warm up and doesn't have to trade off GC time vs memory.