This repository contains example usage of the scaffoldly toolchain.
Scaffoldly allows you to run any HTTP server inside AWS Lambda. It requires no code changes to your application and a simple configuration in the project's configuration file. Deployments can be done Locally or in GitHub Actions.
See the various examples below for running various frameworks in AWS Lambda using Scaffoldly.
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We've created a handful of examples to show how Scaffoldly can be used.
| Language | Framework | Example Projects | Public URL | Image Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| .NET | C# | dotnet-csharp |
Function URL | ~1000 MB |
| Go | ConnectRPC | go-connect |
Function URL | ~100 MB |
| Node | ConnectRPC (with fastify) |
node-connect |
Function URL | ~130 MB |
| Node | ExpressJS | node-express |
Function URL | ~130 MB |
| Node | Next.js | node-nextjs |
Function URL | ~650 MB |
| Node | Next.js (export mode) |
node-nextjs-export |
Function URL | ~200 MB |
| Node | Next.js (standalone mode) |
node-nextjs-standalone |
Function URL | ~250 MB |
| Node | React (with vite) |
node-react-vite |
Function URL | ~200 MB |
| Rust | Axum | rust-axum |
Function URL | ~230 MB |
| Rust | Hyper | rust-hyper |
Function URL | ~150 MB |
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