Add superpowers to your AWS Lambda functions with Rust | AWS OnAir re:Invent 2024

Lambda functions are neat, Lambda functions are great! Can we make them better? Of course we can - with Rust! In this video, join AJ and Darko as he explore the world of Lambda Extensions and Rust!
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[@MercedesMirella]

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[@Nick-yd3rc]

Congrats, nice improvement. The latency chart for cold starts seems a bit weird with negative java11 minimum time and the older version of dotnet6, CDS and SnapStart would be interesting to see in the chart too. I haven’t brought node22 to prod yet, but is it really that much faster to start? And yet node20 is typically faster than OpenJDK java11 to start up, and then the JVM needs to warm up properly till C2 starts compiling JIT. Python runtimes are also typically faster.

[@awssupport]

Hi there! 👋 Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us. I've passed your suggestions along to be reviewed internally by our team. ^AK

[@fildihellen2812]

Hello do you have experience with Codebuild errors need help?

[@AWSEventsChannel]

Hello! If you want to get help from the AWS Community, you may want to try searching AWS re:Post or even asking a question there for them to answer! --> repost.aws/