Re:AWS Lambda function URLs: Built-in HTTPS endpoints
by throwaway2016a on Wednesday April 06, 2022 @06:53PM
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Very good point that the Lambda code can be written in such a way that it can run from both Docker and Lambda.
But I'm not a fan of Fargate. I find it easier to use vanilla EC2, and it's cheaper than Fargate. But I'm also very comfortable with EC2 and Fargate takes care of a lot of the ops stuff so to each their own.
What I didn't mention too is Lambda has "Reserved Concurrency" pricing which for extremely consistent workloads lowers the gap... I've never had a product with that consistent a workload though.
But I'm not a fan of Fargate. I find it easier to use vanilla EC2, and it's cheaper than Fargate. But I'm also very comfortable with EC2 and Fargate takes care of a lot of the ops stuff so to each their own.
What I didn't mention too is Lambda has "Reserved Concurrency" pricing which for extremely consistent workloads lowers the gap... I've never had a product with that consistent a workload though.