Listen folks - it's still a fantasy. Latency is still 5s on many requests = no deal.
This has been going on for years.
Would someone form AMZ please stand up?
I suggest that the latency is 5s for the 'first call', then, subsequent calls are fast - and if you don't use your lambda for a minute or so, it goes back to having latency.
I suggest maybe this has something to do with loading it into memory when it's used?
There must be a way to keep the lambdas 'hot' or else it will never really get used for anything but background tasks.
This has been going on for years.
Would someone form AMZ please stand up?
I suggest that the latency is 5s for the 'first call', then, subsequent calls are fast - and if you don't use your lambda for a minute or so, it goes back to having latency.
I suggest maybe this has something to do with loading it into memory when it's used?
There must be a way to keep the lambdas 'hot' or else it will never really get used for anything but background tasks.