I think function URL's can be useful also when you have an API management tool like Apigee and you just want to proxy the traffic to a Lambda without provisioning an API Gateway or an ALB.
That's a good point, but it shouldn't be a very common use case to have APIs that take more than 30 seconds to respond. If that's something that happens to you often you probably want to build so asynchronous API (i.e. you send a request, get a job id, use the job id to poll for progress)
thank u.
I think function URL's can be useful also when you have an API management tool like Apigee and you just want to proxy the traffic to a Lambda without provisioning an API Gateway or an ALB.
Wow, that changing URL "feature" is very restrictive. How can you configure webhook into another service and expect it to work?
The biggest reason i end up using function url us coz the timeout for api gateway is limited to 30sec while Fn Urls can last lot longer
That's a good point, but it shouldn't be a very common use case to have APIs that take more than 30 seconds to respond. If that's something that happens to you often you probably want to build so asynchronous API (i.e. you send a request, get a job id, use the job id to poll for progress)