I guess it depends on what do you mean by natively. You need a custom runtime definition to make PHP work with Lambda. It's been the case for a while - in fact ever since AWS introduced custom runtimes (but you need to provide your own_.
That's not the case in GCP. In GCP, PHP is provided as a first-citizen runtime (PHP 7.4 at the moment).
Basically, if you go to their respective consoles, is PHP listed? If no, then it's not "natively supported".
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I guess it depends on what do you mean by natively. You need a custom runtime definition to make PHP work with Lambda. It's been the case for a while - in fact ever since AWS introduced custom runtimes (but you need to provide your own_.
That's not the case in GCP. In GCP, PHP is provided as a first-citizen runtime (PHP 7.4 at the moment).
Basically, if you go to their respective consoles, is PHP listed? If no, then it's not "natively supported".