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Investigate the impact of endpoint startup time on AWS Lambda that are executed infrequently #151

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lailabougria opened this issue Jan 25, 2022 · 0 comments

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There are cases in which a system has AWS Lambdas that are executed infrequently. We'd like to investigate the impact endpoint startup time may have on these cases.

A possible avenue is to investigate is to spike whether some of the work that's currently performed during startup (e.g. assembly scanning for message and handler types, composing receive pipeline) could be done at compile-time instead to reduce cold-start times.

When it comes to AWS, there is anecdotal evidence that Lambda instances are not started and stopped on each invocation, it's not officially documented, though.

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