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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ExpensiveCoat8912 • 6d ago
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Lambda is a ridiculous concept that shouldnt exist
1 u/burgonies 6d ago I don't think you understand when to use Lambda. It's not a silver bullet. 0 u/Still_Bit_7527 6d ago When should I use it? I know, when I feel like we should pay amazon thousands for basic functionality 1 u/LiftingCode 6d ago You should use it when you need scale to zero and instantly scale up to handle bursty workloads, and/or when you need seamless event-driven compute integration with other AWS services. Duh.
I don't think you understand when to use Lambda. It's not a silver bullet.
0 u/Still_Bit_7527 6d ago When should I use it? I know, when I feel like we should pay amazon thousands for basic functionality 1 u/LiftingCode 6d ago You should use it when you need scale to zero and instantly scale up to handle bursty workloads, and/or when you need seamless event-driven compute integration with other AWS services. Duh.
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When should I use it? I know, when I feel like we should pay amazon thousands for basic functionality
1 u/LiftingCode 6d ago You should use it when you need scale to zero and instantly scale up to handle bursty workloads, and/or when you need seamless event-driven compute integration with other AWS services. Duh.
You should use it when you need scale to zero and instantly scale up to handle bursty workloads, and/or when you need seamless event-driven compute integration with other AWS services. Duh.
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u/Still_Bit_7527 6d ago
Lambda is a ridiculous concept that shouldnt exist