Re-platforming Java applications using the updated AWS Serverless Java Container
Compute Blog
The article discusses how to re-platform Java applications to run on AWS Lambda using the updated AWS Serverless Java Container.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Comparing the deployment model of traditional Java applications versus serverless functions on AWS Lambda
- How the AWS Serverless Java Container helps run Java applications with minimal code changes on AWS Lambda
- An example of modifying a Spring Boot 3 application to run on AWS Lambda
- Optimizing memory configuration for Java Lambda functions using AWS Lambda Power Tuning
- Improving cold start time for Java Lambda functions using AWS Lambda SnapStart
- Conclusion on bridging traditional Java applications with modern serverless functions on AWS Lambda
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