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Does this mean Spring Boot for example has to be spun up and reinitialise itself for every request?
by throw156754228 2y ago
Does this mean Spring Boot for example has to be spun up and reinitialise itself for every request?
- renke1 2y agoFunction instances should stay alive for a certain amount of time. But you will pay the cold start price one way or another, so naively using Spring Boot is probably not a good idea. Spring Boot Native might help here, but I haven't tried it yet.
- throw156754228 2y agoBut is the web server spun up and kept up somewhere magically? Another poster mentioned something about an ECS task. The reason I am asking is I genuinely don't understand, I thought lambda as an abstraction was all about something which spins up and down when finished.