Nicolas Moutschen and a few other AWS guys are putting quite a bit of time in improving the runtime. It is a huge progress from a year or so ago when the maintainers went silent and we had to fork it temporarily just to fix some basic bugs.
In terms of cross-compilation, I figured that it is easier to have a build server with the same architecture as the target. Basically, it's an EC2 spot instance with Git + RustUp.
Check out my github.com/rimutaka/lambda-debug-p... repo for local debugging of Lambdas. It plugs your development machines directly into the pipeline where your Lambda is. No need to "emulate" anything.
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Nicolas Moutschen and a few other AWS guys are putting quite a bit of time in improving the runtime. It is a huge progress from a year or so ago when the maintainers went silent and we had to fork it temporarily just to fix some basic bugs.
In terms of cross-compilation, I figured that it is easier to have a build server with the same architecture as the target. Basically, it's an EC2 spot instance with Git + RustUp.
Check out my github.com/rimutaka/lambda-debug-p... repo for local debugging of Lambdas. It plugs your development machines directly into the pipeline where your Lambda is. No need to "emulate" anything.