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Will Jython be useful on AWS Lambda?
Based on the pricing plans of AWS Lambda, the less the code being executed eats resources, the less the payment (for reference, I'm a pythonist). Lambda supports both python and java. It is obvious that the JVM-based language eats less resources. This raises the question of whether it makes sense to use jython instead of python. Does Jython have a performance advantage over its brother?
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Obviously, you must. "The men don't know."
Comparing CPyton and Jython is not at all in favor of Jython.
The charges for using AWS Lambda are ridiculous, I think the charge pitfalls are hidden in rounding up to 100ms and calculating not used memory but allocated memory (even if your function has not utilized all of it).
And it’s not clear to me whether some local data is available or whether they will all have to be requested over the network, which is oh so expensive for Amazon.
ps https://read.acloud.guru/comparing-aws-lambda-perf...
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