what I wish they would do is what Go does with dependencies. Package it up, compile it and turn it into a binary. This way I know 100% it will work on AWS Lambda for instance. I've spent ridiculous amount of time building dependencies that has to match Python versions and OS. AWS layers on github help save time but I don't know if I can trust strangers for this process.
Really should be, write stuff and test it locally on my machine, put it in a container and upload it. I know Lambda supports containers but sometimes I feel like its too much of an overhead, especially with shitty upload speeds but I really don't see any other choice unless I manually build AWS Lambda layers myself.
Really should be, write stuff and test it locally on my machine, put it in a container and upload it. I know Lambda supports containers but sometimes I feel like its too much of an overhead, especially with shitty upload speeds but I really don't see any other choice unless I manually build AWS Lambda layers myself.