Probably not, but this isn't purporting to be the best way to do it. It's just a cool thing you can do in your JS code.
Especially nice for spinning something up with zero overhead. Maybe not optimal for production apps. Maybe good if you're constrained on server resources but less so on budget. Maybe good if you're still on the Lambda free tier pricing.
Especially nice for spinning something up with zero overhead. Maybe not optimal for production apps. Maybe good if you're constrained on server resources but less so on budget. Maybe good if you're still on the Lambda free tier pricing.