Hi Adnan!
Thanks for this amazing guide.
I wanted to ask if, performance-wise, it is fine to require "db" into every lambda function?
As far as I am aware of Sequelize (and my knowledge is limited) whenever we run an express app having models created using Sequelize, it first checks if all tables exist, and if they don't it creates them first.
Isn't it overhead in every lambda execution?
Let me know if I am mistaken.
Thank You again for this awesome post :)
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Hi Adnan!
Thanks for this amazing guide.
I wanted to ask if, performance-wise, it is fine to require "db" into every lambda function?
As far as I am aware of Sequelize (and my knowledge is limited) whenever we run an express app having models created using Sequelize, it first checks if all tables exist, and if they don't it creates them first.
Isn't it overhead in every lambda execution?
Let me know if I am mistaken.
Thank You again for this awesome post :)