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AWS Lambda Java Compatibility

AWS has implemented AWS Lambda , an event-based computing service for dynamic applications, which I hope allows me to understand the following:

It should take the link and then execute the HTTP requests and process the incoming responses from these requests. For this procedure, I need several programs that run in a queue. Thus, the Lambda function must execute several Java / C ++ programs and some Python scripts from the Lambda function. If this is not possible, can I then convert this code / executables to Node.js modules and use everything within the same procedure this way?

I am wondering if this is possible with AWS Lambda?

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When AWS announced the Lambda, they mentioned that it would be extended to other programming languages ​​in the future. Java and Python (or Jython) are likely candidates to consider.

Lambda features currently support node.js and run on Amazon EC2 instances.

Everything packaged as a nodejs module and based on Linux binaries should work on lambda.

Remember also that the running time of your lambda function is 60 seconds at max. Your function will be interrupted if it exceeds this limit.

[UPDATE March 2016]

Lambda now supports Java8 and Python 2.7 runtimes in addition to NodeJS.
Runtime has been increased to 300 s. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/limits.html

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/980137/

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