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I am curious if this is the cheapest aws option for doing such a simple task. I wonder if there is a way this can be done with a step function, where the price comes out cheaper than spinning up a lambda.
Alternatives: Google Cloud Functions CloudFlare workers
Wait what year is it
I am curious if this is the cheapest aws option for doing such a simple task. I wonder if there is a way this can be done with a step function, where the price comes out cheaper than spinning up a lambda.
I mean if you're using it for personal use, then you'll almost certainly not even approach the end of the free tier.
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I mean if you're using it for personal use, then you'll almost certainly not even approach the end of the free tier.
Free tier is 1 year or so? At least that is what Amazon tells me.
So, I'm willing to believe Telegram has public feeds of some kind, but sufficient traction to warrant RSSyndication? Why would anyone not use a real [micro]blog?
I'll hazard a guess: link-dropping telegram groups that operate as a sort of team posting platform from privileged members to which subordinate members can't respond?
Can someone clarify, for me, why this is desirable? I love RSS for blogs and podcasts, but in my understanding Telegram is nothing more than a group messaging platform, like WhatsApp/Google Chat/MMS, and not a publishing platform like Tumblr/Twitter/Mastodon, or even Reddit where there's incentive to lurk and subscription mechanics. So, I'm willing to believe Telegram has public feeds of some kind, but sufficient tra…
I did similar rss-like implementation for my own needs because of frustration of reading and experience, also there is a bunch of similar services.
The reason for not using microblogging is engagement. No one will read it and no one comment on it. Telegram had built-in comments for channel post and people actively interacting here.
I'm somewhat popular blogger in my niche and so far telegram is the best channel I have. I repost all stuff to my own site and medium, but it gain a fraction of views and interactions I get on telegram.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I mean if you're using it for personal use, then you'll almost certainly not even approach the end of the free tier.
Free tier is 1 year or so? At least that is what Amazon tells me.