Switching to AWS Graviton slashed our infrastructure bill by 35%

Re:Switching to AWS Graviton slashed our infrastructure bill... by andrewstuart on Thursday December 01, 2022 @12:50AM (#33812844)

I could not even succeed in doing the simplest thing like putting code into a function and executing the function and getting a result back. I can't recall why.

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Re:Switching to AWS Graviton slashed our infrastructure bill... by likeabbas on Thursday December 01, 2022 @07:38AM (#33815453)

Interestingly, I started a side project to rebuild OneTimeSecret in Rust yesterday and got the basics working already https://github.com/likeabbas/RustOneTimeSecret

The only other exposure I had to the language was attempting some Leetcode problems. I really like Rust so far. The type system is extremely powerful, the compiler gives robust error messages, and it has so many awesome features like pattern matching and destructuring.

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Re:Switching to AWS Graviton slashed our infrastructure bill... by andrewstuart on Thursday December 01, 2022 @06:31PM (#33824596)

You are smarter than me.

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Re:Switching to AWS Graviton slashed our infrastructure bill... by likeabbas on Friday December 02, 2022 @08:53AM (#33830402)

Doubtful. I may have wanted to like Rust more than you when giving it a shot.

I've written a lot of Java and Go but I never enjoyed writing in those languages. I found functional programming languages in college to be very fun, and Rust is giving me that same feeling.

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