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>It’s purely ecosystem at this point. Definitely not just about ecosystem. When AWS Lambda supports Deno, then maybe someday further down the line, I might th
by leptons 1y ago
>It’s purely ecosystem at this point.
Definitely not just about ecosystem.
When AWS Lambda supports Deno, then maybe someday further down the line, I might think about trying it once for something unimportant. If that goes well, then we'll see.
- reactordev 1y agoAWS Lambda supports custom runtimes so you can roll your own. All you need is a container. https://gist.github.com/begoon/993e29f5cf9a384b9e0e96e70a71b491#Dockefile-deno https://gist.github.com/begoon/993e29f5cf9a384b9e0e96e70a71b... But for ts/js land, lambda is node unless you want to build your own containers.
- leptons 1y ago> All you need is a container. That isn't the same as AWS Lambda supporting Deno, and you should know it. No, I don't want the extra hassle of containers.
- reactordev 1y agoLambda’s being pulled from storage or containers being pulled from ECR is negligible. The difference here is in the container layers. If you build a small container with alpine it’s not that bad. Not to try to convince otherwise. Just that it isn’t as bad as it used to be. Our Golang lambdas have 2ms more startup time than our JavaScript lambdas. Lambda is just a fancy CGI-BIN
- leptons 1y agoMaybe you didn't understand when I said "I do not want the extra hassle of containers". I don't care about start-up time, I don't care that it "isn't as bad as it used to be". I just do not want to have to create or maintain a "container" myself. That's why I chose Lambda to begin with. It's a FaaS, and that's where it ends for me.
- baker_miller 1y agoUse Deno compile to create a standalone executable and launch on provided.al2023 like you would a rust binary
- leptons 1y agoExcept nodejs is working perfectly for me, and I do not want all those extra hoops to jump through.