> I'd be surprised if this doesn't get taken down as it casts AWS lambda in an unfavorable light (and rightly so). The article mostly lays the blame on step fu

> I'd be surprised if this doesn't get taken down as it casts AWS lambda in an unfavorable light (and rightly so). The article mostly lays the blame on step functions. Also, lambdas are portrayed as event handlers that don't run relatively often. This means long running tasks that are ran occasionally, or events that don't fire that often. Once throughout needs go up or your invocation frequency comes closer to the millisecond then the rule of thumb is that you are already requiring a dedicated service.