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I created something similar at my work, which I call "Long Lamda", the idea is that what if a lambda could run more than 15 minutes? Then do everything in a Lam
by thefourthchime 3y ago
I created something similar at my work, which I call "Long Lamda", the idea is that what if a lambda could run more than 15 minutes? Then do everything in a Lambda. An advantage of our system as is you can also run everything locally and debug it. I didn't see that with the FLAME but maybe I missed it.
We use it for our media supply chain which processes a few hundred videos daily using various systems.
Most other teams drank the AWS Step Koolaid and have thousands of lambas deployed, with insane development friction and surprisingly higher costs. I just found out today that we spend 6k a month on "Step Transitions", really?!
- jrmiii 3y ago> you can also run everything locally and debug it. I didn't see that with the FLAME but maybe I missed it. He mentioned this: > With FLAME, your dev and test runners simply run on the local backend. and this > by default, FLAME ships with a LocalBackend
- thefourthchime 3y agoYes, but does mean you can debug it?
- josevalim 3y agoYes, the local backend runs on your machine, and you would debug it like any other Elixir code on your project/machine.