New for AWS Lambda – Predictable start-up times with Provisioned Concurrency¶
Services, A. W. (2019). New for AWS Lambda – Predictable start-up times with Provisioned Concurrency. AWS Compute Blog.
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- The uncertainty is absorbed in Latency — the cold-start delay is the serverless analogue of kanban's startup wait — versus the push alternative of always-on provisioned capacity that absorbs uncertainty in standing (paid-for, often idle) inventory.
This sourceDocuments serverless cold-start latency on demand-pulled (on-demand) invocation versus pre-provisioned always-on capacity — the inventory-versus-latency duality and the warm-pool / pre-warmed-instance decoupling point.
- The uncertainty is absorbed in Latency — the cold-start delay is the serverless analogue of kanban's startup wait — versus the push alternative of always-on provisioned capacity that absorbs uncertainty in standing (paid-for, often idle) inventory.
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