Yeah, that's not really what it's intended for so that makes sense.
Lambdas are great for anything you can wire them up to in AWS, but using them with API Gateway is a pain.
For things like processing files or images as they appear in an S3 bucket, feeding or eating from a queue, replacing CRON jobs or small ETLs, and about a dozen other uses I have found them to be amazing.
Lambdas are great for anything you can wire them up to in AWS, but using them with API Gateway is a pain.
For things like processing files or images as they appear in an S3 bucket, feeding or eating from a queue, replacing CRON jobs or small ETLs, and about a dozen other uses I have found them to be amazing.