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Whats funny is in some sense, temporal replaces alot of the AWS stack. You dont really need queues, step functions, lambdas, and the rest. I personally think it
by llmslave 11mo ago
Whats funny is in some sense, temporal replaces alot of the AWS stack. You dont really need queues, step functions, lambdas, and the rest. I personally think its a better compute model than the wildly complicated AWS infra. Deploying temporal on compute primitives is simply better, and allows for you to be cloud agnostic.
- causal 11mo agoI sometimes suspect AWS deliberately looks for ways to extract low-overhead tasks into dedicated services for the simple reason that many people will pay for the service without thinking about whether they really need it.