AWS Lambda is meant to execute a task and then shutdown, it's not something that keeps running endlessly and is always ready to serve your user's requests.
So - think static website generators (GatsbyJs, NextJS, etc.) not LAMP. You can easily use Lambda to generate a set of static HTML files and then publish that to S3. In fact AWS has a whole tutorial on that
Pretty cool. Im thinking about trying AWS Lambda on a project, and i have some simple questions:
Thank you for your post and your time Tomasz.
Sorry if my comment was too silly.
AWS Lambda is meant to execute a task and then shutdown, it's not something that keeps running endlessly and is always ready to serve your user's requests.
So - think static website generators (GatsbyJs, NextJS, etc.) not LAMP. You can easily use Lambda to generate a set of static HTML files and then publish that to S3. In fact AWS has a whole tutorial on that
Oh yap, got it! Thank you for your reply, @andrzejwp !