Marcin Copik

We have ongoing progress toward running SeBS benchmarks on Fission. A good first step would be clean the branch and update it to the current interface.

@Stazz0 Hi! Thanks for your interest in the project and apologies for the slow reply. Since this branch is quite old, I'm afraid I will have to take a look...

@Stazz0 The branch should be up-to-date with the master. Please merge instead of rebasing on this branch, as it was created a long time ago and we had many conflicts...

We should extend our function configuration to support the new "architecture" type, and use it when deploying functions to AWS Lambda.

@rahulsurwade08 I realized the issue is a bit more complex because of the binary dependencies of our functions - [see an article on the AWS website](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/migrating-aws-lambda-functions-to-arm-based-aws-graviton2-processors/). For example, the benchmark...

@saurabhmj11 Yes. The complexity comes primarily from building native dependencies into arm64.

@prajinkhadka Thanks for your interest! Please focus on the benchmarks that have binary dependencies, like thumbnailer that depends on Pillow. These will be the most difficult to make sure that...

@MinhThieu145 We have container support on a branch primarily focused on C++: https://github.com/spcl/serverless-benchmarks/tree/cpp_benchmarks I will try to test it for Python/JS and merge soon.

@prajinkhadka I recommend starting with option nr 1 - we want to build a code package with ARM dependencies for ARM CPUs in the AWS cloud, but we need to...

@david-salinas @AlexVlx I don't think it's a problem with interface design since this API was almost entirely copied from C++AMP. It might not be perfect but there was an obvious...