Landed on this article as I was searching on same topic. While this approach works for migrating existing express apps / nestjs to serverless model. I'm curious about the anti-pattern as well i.e I was thinking one smaller function for each route would have faster response/startup time? With this approach of deploying as one function when the application grows, it may slow down on startup/response times.
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Landed on this article as I was searching on same topic. While this approach works for migrating existing express apps / nestjs to serverless model. I'm curious about the anti-pattern as well i.e I was thinking one smaller function for each route would have faster response/startup time? With this approach of deploying as one function when the application grows, it may slow down on startup/response times.