> So is the solution to avoid Lambda unless you have to? Don't use it to build regular software, just use it for AWS glue when necessary?
That, and also offload some somewhat computationally expensive background tasks. Instead if screwing up your deployments by ramping up CPU and memory utilization to run a one-off task, just let he service fire a lambda and, if needed, just act when the lambda replies back.
That, and also offload some somewhat computationally expensive background tasks. Instead if screwing up your deployments by ramping up CPU and memory utilization to run a one-off task, just let he service fire a lambda and, if needed, just act when the lambda replies back.