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Sure, if you’re willing to rewrite for an event-based architecture you can avoid the problem, but the post is a framework designed for running on Lambda without
by paulgb 2y ago
Sure, if you’re willing to rewrite for an event-based architecture you can avoid the problem, but the post is a framework designed for running on Lambda without that rewrite. One of the stated goals is to have the same container run on EC2 or Fargate.
- mlhpdx 2y agoI understand the point. It’s one in a long line of such enabling tech — all leading to the same outcome.
- zoover2020 2y agoA lot of internal web apps with low TPS can be easily ported to Lambda using these adapters. They should be the main use case IMO.
- allannienhuis 2y agoA lot of internal web apps with low TPS can easily be run on a $5-30/month vps.
- easton 2y agoThe minimum cost of running a task on Fargate is under a dollar a month. If you’re a AWS company, you can get cheaper if you take the lock in (not that there’s much lock-in with Fargate)