AWS Lambda Room for Improvement
Andrew-Wong
AWS Developer at Centrica
Having a better preview would be helpful. Sometimes, if my Lambda code is too big, it can be inconvenient as I'm unable to see my code when it exceeds a certain size. AWS has a limit, like a three-megabyte limit, beyond which I cannot view or edit the code easily.
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VijayKumar27
Software Engineer at The American College
They could add Copilot or their own suggestion tool, like CodeWhisperer, to the AWS IDE. The current IDE seems outdated and could be improved.
Also, Lambda is restricted in terms of Internet access.
You can't get public connectivity directly. You need to download packages manually elsewhere, zip the files, and add the layer manually. You can't install packages directly from the Internet, like PIP install Pandas.
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Khaled Saidi
DevOps Engineer | Cloud Architect & Automation Specialist | Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible, AWS EKS at Phoenix Marketing & Advertising
One area where AWS Lambda could be improved is the execution timeout limit, which is currently capped at 15 minutes. This is restrictive for tasks that require longer processing times, such as complex data analysis or large-scale batch processing. Additionally, the environment customization is limited, particularly with regard to file system access, persistent storage, and certain execution capabilities, which can be restrictive for more advanced use cases. Another area for improvement is the cold start latency, which can add significant overhead to the execution time, especially for applications with infrequent or unpredictable invocations.
For future releases, it would be helpful if AWS Lambda allowed for longer execution times or offered an option for more flexible execution environments. Reducing cold start latency or offering features like provisioned concurrency with more granular control could also help improve the overall performance and responsiveness of Lambda functions.
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July 2025
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Chandra Mohan Dhanasekaran
AWS Cloud Architect at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
While AWS Lambda covers scalability, reliability, and integration needs, I would like improved documentation for Lambda extensions and VPC configuration. Some notable challenges were encountered when attaching Lambda to a VPC to access VPC resources. Better go-to documentation for such configurations would be helpful.
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Pankaj Kumar Shukla
AWS Data Scientist at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
AWS should provide more trial support for new users and customers. AWS should also provide basic access to perform some actions using different tools on the AWS platform. This would help customers understand the types of integration possible and the various tasks they can perform using AWS services.
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MichaelCole
Senior Business Solutions Consultant at Conn3ct
The runtime could be improved. There are certain use cases where I need a Lambda function to run longer. I don't know how many minutes it is, however, there's a threshold that I can't exceed. If that time was extendable, it would help in some areas, not all areas, yet some.
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Amad Arshad
AWS Academy Accredited Instructor - ACF & CCA at APU
I would say an increase in the current limits would be quite beneficial. Right now, the threshold is fifteen minutes. AWS has increased the limits from three to ten gigabytes, enhancing the productivity of different workloads. If this threshold is extended further, more workloads currently utilizing EC2 could potentially be executed using Lambda.
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Precious Ogundipe
IT Support Specialist at Trinity University
AWS Lambda is a bit difficult to set up if someone doesn't know how to code. It would be helpful to have a chatbot or resource that can guide users through the process, especially for those not proficient in coding. Setting up workflows that connect multiple AWS services can be challenging without guided support.
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Xabier Moure Peña
Desarrollador de Microsoft at Sinnvoll analítica empresarial
The way Lambda works with HTTP headers is a bit odd. It needs some change as the configuration is somewhat hidden, so I don't really know what I'm changing. Managing the HTTP headers should be modified for clarity since, at least in my case, I found it challenging to configure and manage them initially. I would suggest that this is an area for improvement.
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Arpita Bahedia
Software Engineer at Bit & Binary
AWS Lambda functions have many versions. Sometimes, it takes a little time to load and run the commands in AWS Lambda. We can write anything as code, but the solution will not give proper error information. It is a little time-consuming to understand where the error came from.
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Wai L Lin O
Cloud Engineer - Supervisor at KBZ Bank
We need to invest time in learning the tool's language variant. We have encountered instances of downtime as well.
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Saurabh Jaiswal
Python AWS & AI Expert at a tech consulting company
AWS Lambda could offer support for more programming languages beyond Python and Node.js. The process for creating Lambdas could be simplified for beginners with less expertise in AWS.
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Syed Abid Jafery
Managed Services Engineer - AWS / UC & WAN at Digital Island
One area of improvement is Lambda's runtime version management. It currently requires manual user maintenance to upgrade and evaluate, and an automated provision for this would be beneficial.
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Trinta Mbogo
Data Scientist
AWS Lambda has a limitation where the execution time is capped at 15 minutes per task. Increasing this time would allow for handling heavier tasks more efficiently.
While the documentation is satisfactory, beginners might encounter some challenges, so any improvements could be helpful.
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Ashish Disawal
DevOps Consultant at PraHari Tech
There's room for improvement in the testing setup. Attempting to test it through the AWS CLI also posed issues, and when trying to test the Lambda function on my local machine, I encountered difficulties in obtaining comprehensive logs or error messages to diagnose what might be going wrong.
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DouglasStein
Director of Engineering at MemeSpark LLC
There's room for improvement in the solution's warm start, which refers to the minimum time it takes to start up a Lambda function if you haven't been running it.
Kush Kumar
IT Specialist at RateGain
AWS Lambda should improve its compatibility with the language used to write the code. I would like to be able to choose a different language to code in AWS Lambda.
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Chong Seto
Sr Technical Specialist at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
We face some problems with the event-driven execution model.
Atif Tariq
Cloud and Big Data Engineer | Developer at Huawei Cloud Middle East
There's always room for enhancement in terms of resource allocation and management for high-demand applications.
Performance issues can arise depending on how you allocate resources within Lambda. For example, if you're running a new application with a significant load, you need to be prepared for potential bottlenecks.
It's essential to control network interactions and optimize for the type of application you're running. Lambda is excellent for small and lightweight applications, but for more resource-intensive tasks, you might need to look at other AWS services or a more distributed storage environment.
AWS Lambda could greatly benefit from enhancements in handling large-scale applications to support heavy workloads. This is actually feasible, but there is a need for further development in this area.
Additionally, improvements in resource control optimization are crucial. For instance, enabling users to run data-intensive applications using a limited number of resources without compromising performance would be a valuable addition.
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PremKashyap
Solution & Integration Architect - AWS Cloud & Modernization at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
The first time Lambda is started up, it takes some time to spin up an instance for serving the consumer requests. AWS has been trying to solve this in a variety of ways but have not yet managed to do so.
Lambda can only run for a maximum for 15 minutes. If you have a job which requires running for more than 15 minutes, you cannot use Lambda for that use case.
RANJAN KUMAR
DevOps Engineer at ZoomOps Technology
AWS Lambda should support additional languages.
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Swathi Minchala
Software Engineer at Relevance Lab
We must at least know the basics of languages like Python or Java to implement automatic processes and daily schedules. We must learn the Lambda function and the languages to use the tool.
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MOMEN ABDELSADEK
Senior ict specialist at Information& eGov Authority
My opinion is that the integration could be improved in this solution. We have had some difficulties integrating the EC2 module, but we found a solution for that by ourselves. I would say the integration needs to be improved.
Sunil Morya
Consultant at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
The only issue is that if you have Lambda in one AWS account and want to utilize it in another account, it can't be done. It's a limitation of the solution. S3 bucket provides that option with its resource access management. If you have a Python library and want to package it, you have to create the package of those libraries. It requires changing the conflict file and the patent library to create the package because the configuration is a little difficult for beginners. They should simplify package creation and configuration. Writing test cases is a little difficult because of the memory and short duration. Your computation has to be finished within that time limit.
Sai Durga
Sr.Software Engineer at Xoriant
I don't have much experience after six months. I can't speak to the pros and cons.
I have seen some drawbacks with certain integrations.
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Grandin Major
Assistant Consultant at a logistics company with 10,001+ employees
AWS Lambda can improve its file system-based sharing capabilities and restrictions.
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Ansari Rehman
Cloud Data Architect (AWS-Snowflake-Teradata-Oracle) at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
I would like to see a find and replace function as part of Lambda's future releases. Currently, if we want to replace a code, we copy the code into Notepad, then find and replace it, and then copy that to Lambda. This would improve the editing function of the product.
Lambda would benefit from a debugging feature as well. For example, if you want to debug code running in Python and deployed in Lambda, it would be beneficial to have a debugging feature.
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Jawed Iqbal
Manager of Systems at Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology
Currently, I don't have any specific suggestions for improvements. However, enhancements could be introduced to better satisfy customer requirements.
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Parth Solanki
Founder & CEO at Quicklead.io
I would like to see the five zero four AWS Lambda invocation fixed. This is basically a time-out error. Having consistency in this aspect will enhance how robust the solution is for us.
Rajeev Pokkyarath
IT Specialist at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
The solution should continue to streamline integrations with AWS services.
At one point, there was an issue receiving support for a new version. Support was behind by two versions and this presented challenges, but they caught up over time.
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VinayKumar2
Lead Data Engineer at Seven Lakes Enterprises, Inc.
The execution time could be better. One of the major limitations is the time period because it doesn't give you more than seven minutes. So, before thinking about Lambda, you should think through your use case and ensure it's a good fit. Otherwise, you can use batch, step functions, or other methods.
Reports and the monitoring board could also be improved in terms of alerts. The threshold alerts are there but can be improved. It takes some time to get used to these methods and get the hang of them.
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reviewer1331664
President at a computer software company with 11-50 employees
My engineers work with it on a daily basis. I just don't have enough depth of knowledge about what kinds of edge cases they may have tried and found lacking. There may be some issues with some language support at one point or another because we couldn't get the underlying libraries in there. A lot of what we do is either in JavaScript, Python, or some of the non-compiled languages. I'm not sure if we've ever tried building a C# solution, for instance, in Lambda or a Java solution in Lambda. It doesn't mean those aren't its capabilities. I would rather refer to my engineers for where the boundaries are.
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Jefferson Usianene
Infrastructure Manager at Appzone Group
I would like to see improvements in AWS Lambda's stability and setup processes, as there were some complexities encountered initially.
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Principal Solution Architect at a construction company with 51-200 employees
Memory limitation is one of the weaknesses of AWS Lambda and as a result, we have to use several Lambda, instead of just one.
Recently, I met with an Amazon employee, who is responsible for Lambda as a product. It appears Amazon has some plans with Lambda, so I don’t have to add something to the additional features.
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ShilpaShivapuram
Principal Data Architect at Wells Fargo
There were some timeout issues with AWS Lambda as the options provided didn't suit our business cases. In the next release, AWS Lambda should include integration with an IoT.
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Mati Cohen
Head of Algorithms at Stealth Startup
I would like the layers to have a bigger volume. I would like to be able to add more. I don't want to be limited by the layer.
In addition, writing temporary data to Lambda is not straightforward. Sometimes I use the S3 for that. I found it a little bit challenging.
Joaquin Marques
CEO - Founder / Principal Data Scientist / Principal AI Architect at Kanayma LLC
Lambda has limitations on the amount of memory you can use and is not a good solution for long running processes. If the amount of data is reasonably small, it will run and transform successfully. If you have tons of data coming in, it stops working and you have to restart it.
The orchestration and coordination between different Lambdas could also be improved.
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Mohamed Wael Ben Ismail
Cloud DevOps engineer at DeepMetis
What could be improved in AWS Lambda is a tricky question because I base the area for improvement on a specific matrix, for example, latency, so I'm still determining if I can be the judge on that. However, room for improvement could be when you're using AWS Lambda as a backend, it can be challenging to use it for monitoring. Monitoring is critical in development, and I don't have much expertise in the area, but you can use other services such as Xray. I found that monitoring on AWS Lambda is a challenge. The tool needs better monitoring.
Another area for improvement in AWS Lambda is the cold start, where it takes some time to invoke a function the first time, but after that, invoking it becomes swift. Still, there's room for improvement in that AWS Lambda process.
In the next release of AWS Lambda, I'd like AWS to improve monitoring so that I can monitor codes better.
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Daniel Calatrava
Genesys Cloud Consultant / Software Engineer at Hightelecom
The 60 seconds limitation with the consumption of the service is really restrictive for a service and the solution can be improved by eliminating that.
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Kristopher Eales
AWS Cloud Computing Practitioner Intern at Primed Talent UK
A very minor improvement would be to simplify the instructions on setting a trigger, as I had to read through them multiple times at the start.
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Fahad Hossain
IT System Architect at Wunderman Thompson Studios Dhaka
AWS Lambda needs to improve its stability.
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Hazem Shaalan
Site Engineer at Audio technology
The tool changes its UI every month which is very frustrating for me. I don’t know why AWS keeps changing the UI. They can’t stick to a specific one.
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Muhmad Tabrez A Deewanji
Lead Software Engineer at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
The feature to attach external storage, such as an S3 or elastic storage, must be added to AWS Lambda. This is its area for improvement.
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Ekule Mbeng
DevOps Engineer at United Vision
The runtime for the solution can be improved.
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Cuneyt Gurses
Solution Architect, DevOps Engineer at sonne technology
It can be a bit difficult to switch between accounts when creating services for customers.
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Johnson Adekunle
Senior Software Engineer | AWS Certified Solutions Architect at Venture Garden Group
AWS Lambda's cold start needs to be improved. It has to warm up first, and so, the response time is slower.
Another challenge I've noticed is that there is a limit to the environment variables such as the 4 KB limit. Although, the advice is to use parameters or other things to store the details when the limit has exceeded the data, this adds additional intensity to the application. If the size limits for environment variables can be revealed, it would be helpful. Even if we have to pay for it, at least we would know that we are not dealing with latency. So, I would like to see the size of the environment variables increased.
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Shrishti Sisodia
Associate Manager at HCL Technologies
AWS Lambda's GUI could be improved with a twist or tweak in its look and feel to make it more impressive.
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Director - Technology Operations at a educational organization with 10,001+ employees
Lambda could be improved in the sense that some of the things done with Lambda function take some time. So the performance could be better and faster.
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Director Of Sales Marketing at a energy/utilities company with 10,001+ employees
AWS Lambda could be improved with better stability.
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Naresh Rayakwar
Lead architect at Tech Mahindra Limited
AWS Lambda could be improved by increasing the size of the payload. Also, sometimes Lambda doesn't implement well for bigger solutions.
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Forest Lin
IoT/AI/Enterprise Solutions Architect at Tech Data Corporation
I can only speak from the user experience. Salesforce integrates SharesPost efficiently. How? They say, "Okay, I invented another language called Apex. Forget about anything else. This is my language." The benefit of this language is that everything is simplified. Your system is super easy to maintain. But AWS then assures you that they are flexible, that they have a collection of 10 or 20 languages, and you just choose your environment and range. That's the reason I appreciate Salesforce. They always make things easier. They have their loop reasoning because they are a different kind of company. Microsoft and AWS really get the full spec. They want to own the business. But Salesforce data wants the simplest way.
So, this is my understanding and unique experience.
I think that perhaps Lambda could explore its functionality more.
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Shaamil Ashraff
Architect - Database Administration at Mitra Innovation
From a very high-level perspective, it is a good solution, however, there are certain limitations. This becomes challenging for us. Specifically, a limitation is Lambda cannot continuously execute for more than 15 minutes. That could be one limitation. On an implementation level, there are certain limitations that I know about yet would not be the best person to explain as I am not technical.
The execution timeout can be increased so that if we have a lengthy process, it will not fail before their timeouts. We've had to revamp the way that it works due to that 15-minute timeout limitation.
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SunilKumar24
DevOps Consultant at Nissan Digital
They should work on the solution's stability and pricing.
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AWS Architect III - Cloud Engineer at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
I want to see support for longer applications. I need the 15-minute time-out window to improve.
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JoshuaEfienokwu
Cloud Engineer at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
The metrics and reporting for this solution could be improved.
Ibrahim-Rasras
Lead solution architect at a government with 1,001-5,000 employees
AWS Lambda has some size limitations in the code line, you can't do a couple of functions to do the job.
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AWS Developer at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
We don't have the inbuilt modules in AWS Lambda. If more modules were built into or integrated with AWS Lambda, that would help developers to code.
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William Cairns
Member at a religious institution with self employed
Its performance can be improved. There should also be more dynamic security permissions.
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Cloud Engineer at a retailer with 10,001+ employees
It would be ideal if we could use the solution across different platforms.
The integration could be better.
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Chef manager at a insurance company with 5,001-10,000 employees
I believe Lambda security needs to be improved.
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Ashish Jaiswal
Senior Software Engineer at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
I can't recall any features that might be lacking. For us, it works quite well, however, it depends on what a company needs.
We'd love to see more integration potential in the future.
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SurjitChoudhury
Data engineer at Cocos pt
If you want to run processing data, which takes less than 15 minutes, then you can use Lambda. However, if it is a specific ETL process or a long-term one, then AWS Lambda is not a good option.
The longer Lambda runs, the higher is the cost incurred because the cost is based on runtime.
At times, it hard to know when Lambda should be used and when it should not. So in the future, if there are serverless extensions, it would be fine.
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Ariful Mondal
Global Data Architecture and Data Science Director at FH
There is room for improvement in user-friendliness. When comparing this solution to others it is not as user-friendly.
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Wilfred Thomson
Senior Cloud Consultant at GBM
The user-friendliness of the solution could be improved. If it was easy to run with the same function in other platforms, other environments, that would make it more portable. That would be really good. User-friendliness and portability will be the two factors that need the most improvement.
The startup time sometimes needs to be faster, so that is one area of improvement. The startup time of each function can be slow. When it works the first time, it takes a little bit of time, so there's a minor delay. That could be improved.
The support of additional languages would improve the solution.
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CEO at a healthcare company with 51-200 employees
One area of improvement is to include support for more programming languages. AWS Lambda does not support a lot of programming languages. You have to write the Lambda functions in a certain programming language. We are using C++. My developer knows a couple of other languages. Python is his favorite language, but Python is not supported in AWS Lambda.
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Rohit Zanwar
System Engineer at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
There are sometimes issues following an update.
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Service Deliery Manager at a comms service provider with 201-500 employees
The deployment process is a bit complex, so it could be simplified to make it easier for beginners to deploy.
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Manu Salim
IT Analyst at Barakat Groip
Lambda's dashboard could be more user-friendly and customizable. I want the dashboard to have more information to quickly identify what functions and events are running. Also, we want to be able to add more trigger points, push notifications, and events. For example, we have a shopping website, so we want to create some events to trigger batch notifications like SMS.
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Cyprian Oyiengo
Head of Implementation and Security at a financial services firm with 1-10 employees
I wish to see better execution time in the next release.
reviewer940044
Senior Manager -Datacenter Planning and Operations at a comms service provider with 1,001-5,000 employees
The automation with other Amazon products could be better.
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Chief Technology Officer at a financial services firm with 11-50 employees
I would like to see more integration with other platforms.
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Consultant at a educational organization with 11-50 employees
The product could make the process of integration easier.
The could be more integration testing. The internal is great with Lambda, however, I have to make sure I have done my tests on a related machine before deploying.
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Sr. Technology Specialist at a computer software company with 5,001-10,000 employees
Its price should be improved. Its pricing is on the higher side.
I am not sure if it currently supports the Go language. If it doesn't support the Go language, they can introduce it.
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Senior Analyst with 11-50 employees
The kind of scenarios we can leverage in Lambda can be difficult. For example, we have a lot of their servers that provide APIs. Before, the APIs were hosted by a server. We have identified that some of them can be hosted in Lambda. That's a challenge as we're yet to think of our scenario and match our requirements in order to really leverage Lambda. That's more on us than the solution itself.
We need to better understand Lambda for different scenarios. We need some joint effort between Amazon and the users to have the users identify how they can really leverage Lambda. It's not about Lambda itself; it's about the practice, the guidance. There needs to be very good documentation. From the user perspective, what exists now is not always enough.
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Assistant to Vice President at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
Lambda didn't use to support all the capabilities, if you wanted to initialize it before started serving the requests, it is not possible. In the most recent upgrades, they have added this feature. There is nothing missing. If there is something missing, AWS has other solutions that covers it. I look at Lambda as a piece of AWS, working in conjunction with other solutions.
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AWS Platform Head & Chief Architect - CMA Unit at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
There are certain limitations to some services in Lambda which will have to be overcome over time. Primarily, I think there are two aspects of the product that are in most need of improvement.
One is, of course, the customization. The process of customizing should be simplified.
The other is specifically in the area of integration. The configuration requirements for the services which would be desirable to integrate with Lambda are not always as easy to utilize as they should be. For example, the opportunities we have to integrate solutions with the world outside of the cloud are not well supported. These integrations are supported well inside the cloud but some clients need to support solutions outside the cloud. If somebody has that need we should be able to deploy integrations with products and services outside the cloud as well.
So those are the two drawbacks and potential areas for improvement area which I would like to see corrected in AWS. Those features need to be updated because the current functionality of the product is not competitive enough today with other products in the category. I think with time they have to improve and add new features or offer other ways of integrating new services.
it_user1221120
Technical Architect at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
The running time of AWS Lambda runs fine. It takes around five minutes but it would be great if that time could be extended.
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Ravi Satyanarayana
IT Analyst at Tata Consultancy
The security needs to be improved.
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HungVu
Technical Leader at FPT Software
There are several things that can be improved, including:
- It has limited access to disk space, as it does not have full access to underline VM
- Lamba functions have cold-starts that can cause some delay
- It is hard to troubleshoot and monitor Lambda functions
it_user876690
Chief Executive Officer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
I would like to see some better integration with other providers, like Cohesity, Druva, and others. I also think the Lambda interface could be better.
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Senior Automation Test Developer/Automation Test Architect at a computer software company with 51-200 employees
1. Cannot checkout code from GitHub but Jenkins can.
2. No shell script supported.
3. CodePipeline cannot send notification to Slack, but we can use Slack API and Lambda Function.
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Baqir Sajjad
AWS Architect at Virtual University
AWS Lambda's limited execution uptime of fifteen minutes and cold start latency for some use cases are areas that could be improved, especially for event-driven applications, backend services for mobile and web applications, and real-time data processing.
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it_user1380498
Technical Director at Look Ltd
The overall performance of this solution could be improved. We would also like to have better integration with other AWS features.
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IT Auditor & Compliance Officer at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees
AWS Lambda could improve by having no-code or low-code options because currently, you need to be able to write code well to use it.
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