Actually what I’m saying is lambdas, when doing tens of thousands of invocations, will handle async requests much worse than GCP Cloud Functions or KNative
Basically the lambdas, even when you return promises, or set long timeouts, will conclude before completing a request
If you’re doing 5 lambda invocations you don’t really see this, but when you’re doing a lot of them you can see in the statistics a huge failure compared to GCloud Functions UNLESS you offload each fetch to its own state machines, which is technically the correct way to do it but is way over engineered compared to GCloud
Basically the lambdas, even when you return promises, or set long timeouts, will conclude before completing a request
If you’re doing 5 lambda invocations you don’t really see this, but when you’re doing a lot of them you can see in the statistics a huge failure compared to GCloud Functions UNLESS you offload each fetch to its own state machines, which is technically the correct way to do it but is way over engineered compared to GCloud