The following chart shows the typical range of cold starts in Google Cloud Functions, broken down per language. The darker ranges are the most common 67% of durations, and lighter ranges include 95%.
The following chart shows the typical range of cold starts in Azure Functions, broken down per language. The darker ranges are the most common 67% of durations, and lighter ranges include 95%.
The following chart shows the typical range of cold starts in AWS Lambda, broken down per language. The darker ranges are the most common 67% of durations, and lighter ranges include 95%.
We use a lot of web crawling to get data from third-party websites. Some crawling is not as easy as just a simple GET request, so we have to send specific POST data, cookies and HTTP headers. And all this needs to be debugged. Fiddler2 is the gold standard for web debugging tools, so I'd like to use it in this case too.
My initial goal was to make our new application (based on python/AppEngine) translatable. All strings in the application must be translatable. Translations should preferably stored in separate files. It should be easy to use the translations both in .py files and html templates.
In our travelling application, we need to show the list of hotels in a city (St. Petersburg, Russia at the moment, but more will be needed in the future). The idea was to find a hotel information provider, and then upload the complete list into our own database.
