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We're recommending people deploy .NET 8 Native AOT projects to the .NET 8 managed runtime (instead of Al2 or AL2023). Since it will have the needed libraries available (like `libicu`)....

Great suggestion from @lmammino (ref: https://twitter.com/_maxday/status/1756363285140795869)

In this PR I implemented a visualization in a barchart to help compare the metrics collected. I hope this is useful to give a visual representation and to help compare...

Maybe thats a non issue, but I am not sure about the goal of the comparsion between different java runtimes. Following questions popped up. 1. Runtimes prefixed with `java` avoid...

I don't think the current updating function configuration trick makes it so your tests are actually using snapstart based on the numbers. It possibly takes some time before AWS has...

Deploy everything into 4 different regions (to start). Everything seem's to work, at least on my computer setup. I don't know how you create the underlying infrastructure (s3 buckets for...

In theory `al2023` should be a better and faster base image now than `al2`. Would love to see the native builds replaced or added complimentary to the existing `al2` builds.

I've seen good improvements for Lambda functions written in Java using tiered compilation, as described in this article: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/increasing-performance-of-java-aws-lambda-functions-using-tiered-compilation/ Even just using TieredStopAtLevel=1 my team has seen the cold start...

For now cpp builds are cloning https://github.com/awslabs/aws-lambda-cpp It could be great to auto-dectect releases from https://github.com/awslabs/aws-lambda-cpp/releases so we could rebuild as soon as a new release is cut. For now...

Mojo promises Python syntax with the speed of C. Does that sound too good to be true? Yes, but let's see how well it does.