Is it because of the deployment overhead or something else?
I've inherited a pretty big C# project at work and we've just started porting it from Framework to Core. Definitely feels like there are some opportunities for serverless in there.
I've inherited a pretty big C# project at work and we've just started porting it from Framework to Core. Definitely feels like there are some opportunities for serverless in there.
In my experience, two things. Smaller is the JIT overhead. Bigger, is the haphazardishness of the other AWS Libraries for .NET; there's sometimes 'edge cases' where if running in a lambda, you have to do something special, set a special flag, etc. And often the solution is buried in a SO post or closed github issue.