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I've been attempting to keep my NodeJS Lambdas very slim, to improve runtime and cold startup time. My average lambda is around 1.8kb.
However, as soon as I implement sentry-serverless each lambda jumps up to about 350kb. This is simply following the instructions as per the documentation, and then running through webpack.
I've tried different variations such as requiring the AWSLambda export only, but this makes almost no difference.
The result of this is making sentry-serverless near-unusable for lambdas which require high performance and high concurrency.
Has anyone else come across this, or have any suggestions?
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I've been attempting to keep my NodeJS Lambdas very slim, to improve runtime and cold startup time. My average lambda is around 1.8kb.
However, as soon as I implement sentry-serverless each lambda jumps up to about 350kb. This is simply following the instructions as per the documentation, and then running through webpack.
I've tried different variations such as requiring the AWSLambda export only, but this makes almost no difference.
The result of this is making sentry-serverless near-unusable for lambdas which require high performance and high concurrency.
Has anyone else come across this, or have any suggestions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: