IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
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Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#2do you support java?
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#3Are both sync and async modes supported?
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#4do you support java?
Anything in docker container would work i suppose
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#5do you support java?
It is built on top of Docker, so if you dockerize a Java application, it just works.
It does work also with Java lambda apps, you can import them straight from AWS Lambda API using the CLI app.
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#6Are both sync and async modes supported?
Yes, both are supported. See the main README for how to use both.
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#7Are both sync and async modes supported?
Yes - when you create a function you may tell whether it is sync or async, and just push tasks into it.
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#8neat. Is there any plans to tie this into the serverless (or JAWS whatever) framework?
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#9do you support java?
Yes, Java is supported. Like the other comment, anything you can run in a Docker container, which is pretty much any language. It also supports the same format/structure as Lambda in Java.
Re: IronFunctions: language agnostic open-source alternative to AWS Lambda
#10do you support java?
you can import your AWS Java code using the command line https://github.com/iron-io/functions/blob/master/docs/lambda...