Created a very simple app to gather feedback about Inquir.
In case you find bugs, or just want to see any new features, add them all here.
It's not modarated XD.
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Really impressed with the speed here, Aleksandr! I've spent way too much time in the AWS console just to get a simple Python script running. Being able to go from code to a live endpoint in under a minute is a huge win for DX.
Quick question on the 'Hot Containers'—how aggressive is the spin-down time? Also, for production use, are there plans for a CLI? Web IDEs are great for demos, but I’d love to push straight from my local setup. Great start!
@laljikatariya As for spin-down time, we are trying to make it live as much as possible when free resources available even if there's no demand and have at least 1 available container always, but we keep experimenting balancing start-up time.
We have 3 types of start:
perpare and cold - this is the first time you start not optimized lambda - the time varies a lot and depends on dependencies. It happens only 1 time when you deploy lambda for the first time.
prepared cold - usually takes around 150 - 250 ms - this is the time we need to find available resources to run on
hot - almost instant ~ 5ms
CLI is already in progress. We think a lot about DX, and of course don't want to move users to the browser from their developer environments. Very soon we'll bring CLI together with SDK to automate deployment.
Very soon you'll be able to see our roadmap on Inquir
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Nice idea keeping feedback open like this makes it easy for users to report bugs and suggest features quickly. I’ll drop anything I find while testing Inquir, excited to see how it evolves! 🚀
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Really impressed with the speed here, Aleksandr! I've spent way too much time in the AWS console just to get a simple Python script running. Being able to go from code to a live endpoint in under a minute is a huge win for DX.
Quick question on the 'Hot Containers'—how aggressive is the spin-down time? Also, for production use, are there plans for a CLI? Web IDEs are great for demos, but I’d love to push straight from my local setup. Great start!
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As for spin-down time, we are trying to make it live as much as possible when free resources available even if there's no demand and have at least 1 available container always, but we keep experimenting balancing start-up time.
We have 3 types of start:
perpare and cold - this is the first time you start not optimized lambda - the time varies a lot and depends on dependencies. It happens only 1 time when you deploy lambda for the first time.
prepared cold - usually takes around 150 - 250 ms - this is the time we need to find available resources to run on
hot - almost instant ~ 5ms
CLI is already in progress. We think a lot about DX, and of course don't want to move users to the browser from their developer environments. Very soon we'll bring CLI together with SDK to automate deployment.
Very soon you'll be able to see our roadmap on Inquir
Nice idea keeping feedback open like this makes it easy for users to report bugs and suggest features quickly.
I’ll drop anything I find while testing Inquir, excited to see how it evolves! 🚀