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Ruby support #11
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Done! |
A more polished example https://github.com/luisbebop/up-sinatra-ruby222-template 🚀🎉 |
Status? |
@tj @kalicki @luisbebop https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/announcing-ruby-support-for-aws-lambda/ looks like ruby is natively supported as of today! |
sweettt, I'll try to look into all these new announcements |
Looks like a big nope for now — https://twitter.com/tjholowaychuk/status/1069629064691023872 You have to set runtime to "provided" in order to use one in a layer, at which point you lose the ruby binaries etc. We'd need a custom runtime per env (ruby, python, java, whatever) which is a lot of redundant work. Maybe like that tweet if you're interested, might help get some attention but I'm not sure they'd care about this use-case since it's kind of anti-FaaS |
Out of the box. This one seems like it's pretty tricky to get running in Lambda.
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