AWS Lambda

An event-driven, serverless computing platform

5.0•23 reviews•

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An event-driven, serverless computing platform

5.0•23 reviews•

98 followers

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A compute service that runs your code in response to events and automatically manages the compute resources, making it the fastest way to turn an idea into a modern, production, serverless applications.

AWS Lambda Reviews

The community submitted 23 reviews to tell us what they like about AWS Lambda, what AWS Lambda can do better, and more.

5.0

Based on 23 reviews

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Reviewers praise AWS Lambda for effortless scaling, quick deployment, and low ops overhead, with seamless ties to the broader AWS ecosystem. Makers of

GoMarble

highlight AWS’s global reach, strong docs, and reliability that support diverse applications. Makers of

Elevate Pay

report smooth function execution for user-triggered tasks like statement generation. Makers of

Fleak

tout upcoming integrations for data teams. Users echo flexibility, cost efficiency, and fine-grained workflows, noting easy bursts for spikes and zero server management with strong personalization options.

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scalability (5)

cost efficiency (3)

serverless architecture (3)

AWS integration (2)

zero maintenance (2)

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Lingloop

(178 points)

•5 reviews

I pick AWS Lambda because it offers this effortless, automatic scalability that's tough to beat. I never have to worry about provisioning or managing servers; Lambda just instantly scales my application to handle anything from a few requests to massive traffic spikes, and I only pay for the compute time I actually use.

What's great

cost efficiency (3)zero maintenance (2)automatic scaling (1)

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JotMe

(247 points)

•11 reviews

Sometimes we need endpoint handling outside of our Vercel application. We use AWS Lambda with EventBridge Schedules to send email with a delay. AWS Lambda is very cost effective for scaling compute both up and down.

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Craft Cloud

(64 points)

•5 reviews

To manage applications that need to scale dynamically with demand, AWS Lambda is the ideal solution. It efficiently handles traffic spikes and periods of inactivity, preventing the wastage of compute resources.

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1yr ago

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thisorthis.ai

(135 points)

•2 reviews

We use AWS Lambda to easily manage and build on a serverless architecture, enabling scalable and efficient code execution.

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1yr ago

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AI Ads Analyzer by GoMarble

(830 points)

•203 reviews

AWS has an extensive range of services and global infrastructure, offering unmatched scalability, flexibility, and reliability for building and managing diverse applications. Its strong ecosystem and comprehensive documentation also make it a robust choice for developers.

What's great

reliability (1)flexibility (1)scalability (5)global infrastructure (1)comprehensive documentation (1)

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1yr ago

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Tilores Identity RAG

(308 points)

•7 reviews

Tilores is based on AWS's serverless stack. All the processing is happening in those lovely, little lambdas. It's what make Tilores so fast and scalable - and most importantly means Tilores has zero maintenance requirements.

What's great

scalability (5)serverless architecture (3)zero maintenance (2)

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1yr ago

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Sherpas.dev

(107 points)

•3 reviews

This is a serverless computing service that automatically runs code in response to events, eliminating the need for managing servers. It's efficient for running code without provisioning or managing infrastructure, which is great for automating workflows.

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1yr ago

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Fleak AI Workflows

(432 points)

•4 reviews

We are so excited to integrate with AWS Lambda. Look for our upcoming co-authored blog about how Fleak and AWS Lambda bring goodness to data teams and help them win their time back!