Measuring Java 11 Lambda cold starts with SnapStart - Part 1 First Impressions

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  • In the recent years I talked a lot about Adopting Java for the Serverloss world on AWS. You can watch on of these talks. The basic message was, that the cold starts have been pretty significant I might impact lots of application depending on their architecture. With GraalVM and it's Ahead-of-Time Compilation you can improve those cold start a lot, but GraalVM has its own challenges as not every dependency that you use in your application may be GraalVM-ready, but also building times of Native Image are quire high (several minutes) which impacts developers experience. So I was pretty excited as SnapStart was announced at Re:Invent conference this year. So I wanted to give it a try.

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