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It's not intuitive but that's actually correct. Binaries can run in the Node runtime fine since they have no dependencies on the runtime, so it's actually doing: tiny nodejs "shim" sends events to -> Up proxy which sends request to -> your app and back.
I tested the latency of a Go-specific shim to skip that first step, but it was negligible, I think it was around 1ms or so at best.
I created a
main.go
file and ranup
. This prompted me to create anup.json
file and deploy the server I wrote.This yielded:
I checked the runtime for the lambda function it deployed and it was
Node.js 8.10
When running in verbose mode I get: `DEBU inferred runtime type=go
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