I wrote a little blog post the other day about my (noobish) experiences getting a basic uberjar running on lambda: https://olslash.github.io/blog/Running-Clojure-code-on-AWS-Lambda/
maybe helpful to someone, and suggestions welcome
@olslash you can keep your program in the hot cache by continually pinging it via a cron handler. Not that expensive to do.
I'm going to try to do some exclusions now that you mention it. That's a good idea to pare down some of the hefty libs
yeah @mj_langford I found out about the exclusions thing from an issue in amazonica github
otherwise the jar was giant
the pinging idea is a good one
i think my biggest win from the process is the bash script/config that automatically uploads the jar with different handlers