AWS Lambda


AWS Lambda

AWS Lambda is a serverless computing solution that enables you to execute code without providing and managing a server, create a cluster scaling logic for workload software, maintain event integrations or runtimes. You can run code with Lambda for nearly any application or backend service - all with zero administration. Just submit your code as a ZIP or container image, and Lambda allocates calculation capacity automatically and accurately and runs your code for any traffic scale, according to the incoming request or event.

You may set your code to automatically trigger or call from any online or mobile app from over 200 AWS services and SaaS applications. You may use both serverless and container tools such as AWS SAM or Docker CLI to create, test and deploy your functions in your choice language (Nod. js, Python, Go, Java, and more).

Benefits

  • You may set your code to automatically trigger or call from any online or mobile app from over 200 AWS services and SaaS applications. You may use both serverless and container tools such as AWS SAM or Docker CLI to create, test and deploy your functions in your choice language (Nod. js, Python, Go, Java, and more).
  • Continuous scaling: In response to each event, AWS Lambda scales your application automatically by running code. Your code works in parallel and processing each unique trigger, growing from a few demands a day to hundreds of thousands a second, precisely to the extent of the workload.
  • Millisecond-optimized cost: You're only paying for the calculation time you spend with AWS Lambda and hence you never pay for a supply of overfills. The amount of times your code is invoked, you get paid for every millisecond. You can save up to 17% with the Compute Savings Plan.
  • Compatible performance at every level: With AWS Lambda, the correct memory size for your function is selected to improve the execution time of your code. You can also keep your features initialised and ready to react with the supplied money, in double digits milliseconds.