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Genuine question, didn't we have NodeJS for that? I haven't looked into this properly, but I what is the angle here exactly? Thanks in advance.
by IkmoIkmo 12y ago
Genuine question, didn't we have NodeJS for that? I haven't looked into this properly, but I what is the angle here exactly? Thanks in advance.
- nostrademons 12y agoNo need to setup Node on an EC2 image, or boot the image, distribute data, launch multiple instances, etc.
- rattray 12y agoRead the README; this runs a function on other instances in the cloud, on-demand. I agree the title is confusing. For example, you could write a parallelizable, computationally intense function, and have it run in parallel in AWS, directed from a script on your laptop. Without having to set up servers, upload code, etc.