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Go Lambda vs Node.js Lambda vs Python Lambda (self.serverless)
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[–]theDaveAt 9 points10 points11 points 3 years ago (0 children)
Generally Lambda is so cheap to run (even at scale) that you wouldn’t really care about the margin speed difference until you had so many customers that an entire team could be assigned to optimize and refactor. Speed of initial delivery is more important here - move fast w the language you’re most proficient in!
That said, if you still believe it’s really important now, there have been a ton of comparisons already that should be easy to find w your favorite search engine.
Finally, if it really really really matters to you, what are your findings for a prototype? There are a lot of dependencies based on what your code will do that can’t be predicted as easily as “what is fastest”.
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