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Hi,
A while ago I discovered that AWS announced that their Lambdas support response streaming if function URLs are used. Regarding the linked blog post, it is possible to use custom runtimes if Node.js is not used. So I am wondering if it is possible to create and deploy a micronaut graalvm application with its custom runtime to AWS and use the lambda response streaming with function URLs. I have already done some experiments with different lambdaRuntimeClasss but I could not find a solution which turns off the response buffering in favor of response streaming. Is there support for the streaming? If so, is there a guide for the necessary setup?
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Hi,
A while ago I discovered that AWS announced that their Lambdas support response streaming if function URLs are used. Regarding the linked blog post, it is possible to use custom runtimes if Node.js is not used. So I am wondering if it is possible to create and deploy a micronaut graalvm application with its custom runtime to AWS and use the lambda response streaming with function URLs. I have already done some experiments with different
lambdaRuntimeClasss but I could not find a solution which turns off the response buffering in favor of response streaming. Is there support for the streaming? If so, is there a guide for the necessary setup?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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