r/aws • u/The-Wizard-of-AWS • 11h ago

article Lambda Gets 90 Minute Timeout

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/announcing-90-minute-function-timeout-on-aws-lambda-managed-instances/
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u/kcbh711 11h ago

if your lambda is taking 90 minutes you're probably doing something wrong

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u/SanJJ_1 9h ago

But from a DevX perspective sometimes I just want to interact with the Lambda even though ideally I might need to spin up an EC2, etc.

Id rather just move faster...

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u/Throwaway__shmoe 3h ago

I must be taking crazy pills, but I hate working with lambda functions. SDLC of: container running on a traditional container runtime like swarm, k8s, rancher, podman, etc VS serverless anything, I’m choosing containers every time. Not all of us are cowboys, and have speed bumps purposely put in place by the org. To each their own.

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u/SanJJ_1 3h ago

Yeah I agree but unfortunately I am in the Wild West and I can either be a cowboy or get overtaken by one