Category: Database, Data

By the end of this AWS Lambda optimization article, you will have a workflow of continuously monitoring and improving your Lambda functions and getting alerts on failures.Serverless has been the MVP for the last couple of years and I’m betting it’s going to play a bigger role next year in backend development. Before making any changes to your functions, I recommend setting up performance tracking for your functions. Monitoring invocation counts, durations, memory usage, and cost of your Lambda functions allows you to pinpoint issues and make informed decisions fast.

The amount of virtual CPU cores allocated to your Lambda function is linked to the memory provisioned for that function.

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