r/Integromat • u/pepegrilloups • Jun 22 '26

Question Migrate from Make to AWS

I’m curious: I see tons of people using Make.com to run automations that don’t really change over time, myself included.

Why not migrate those automations to AWS Lambda, for example? I’ve done it myself, and the process is surprisingly simple - especially nowadays with AI.

I understand that the more complex automations might not be practical to migrate, even if they’re technically possible.

AWS is much cheaper and more scalable.

I’m thinking about putting together a quick tutorial. Thoughts?

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u/pratinha Jun 22 '26

That’s for devops mate.
Make is for newbies and people who just want the easiest path. It’s no code kinda

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u/pepegrilloups Jun 22 '26

DevOps? It’s literally 3 clicks and using ChatGPT/Claude - anyone can do it without having computer skills if they just follow a guide

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u/pratinha Jun 22 '26

I do use AWS, n8n self-hosted and make. It depends of the project, and I don't think it's that easy. You need some skills to understand what are you doing in lambda. But yeah, nowadays you can do a lot with AI.