Kotlin Lambda SnapStart example contains multiple setups of the same Lambda implementation in order to compare performance effect SnapStart has on Kotlin/JVM AWS Lambda. The results are published in the following blog: SnapStart your Kotlin AWS Lambda with CRaC.

Kotlin Lambda SnapStart Example contains 7 CDK stacks: stack for DynamoDB table resource, and 6 stacks containing AWS Lambda resource variants -

• JVM ARM64
• JVM ARM64 with C1 compiler optimisation
• JVM SnapStart Only
• JVM SnapStart with C1 compiler optimisation
• JVM SnapStart with priming using CRaC hooks
• JVM SnapStart with C1 compiler optimisation and priming using CRaC hooks.

Unit tests are using Testcontainers to run DynamoDB locally. Ensure docker is running locally, then execute:

./gradlew clean build

Install CDK (if you have not already):

npm install -g aws-cdk

If you have not set up CDK in you AWS account yet, please run (replace variables in brackets with actual values):

cdk bootstrap aws://[aws_account_id]/[aws_region]

Now deploy all stacks:

cdk deploy -vv --require-approval never --all

Set up the following secrets in your GitHub project:

AWS_ACCOUNT_ID
AWS_ACCESS_KEY
AWS_SECRET_KEY

Update AWS region in workflow-build-deploy.yml in .github folder of the project

1. create an item in Dynamo DB table Products-SnapStart-Example :

{
 "id": "1",
 "name": "Product1",
 "price": 5.99
}

Go to Lambda in console, find lambda variant to be tested and test that lambda with input:

{
  "id": "1"
}