Why does AWS allow /tmp/ to hold data across executions? (just for speed?)
user@host:~ ls /tmp/
user@host:~ ls /tmp/
test
user@host:~ ls /tmp/
user@host:~ ls /tmp/
at_everyone__WHO_IS_MONITORING_THIS_QUESTIONMARK
aws.tgz
file.txt
foo
foo.txt
sshd-tar.gz
test
user@host:~ cat /tmp/egg.js
console.log(process.getuid())
user@host:~ cat /tmp/egg.js
Command failed: cat /tmp/egg.js
cat: /tmp/egg.js: No such file or directory