Quarkus 3 application on AWS Lambda- Part 5 Measuring Lambda cold and warm starts with GraalVM Native Image

📰 Dev.to · Vadym Kazulkin

Measure Quarkus 3 application performance on AWS Lambda with GraalVM Native Image, reducing cold starts

advanced Published 11 Jun 2025
Action Steps
  1. Build a Quarkus 3 application using GraalVM Native Image
  2. Deploy the application to AWS Lambda
  3. Configure AWS Lambda to use the native image
  4. Test the application to measure cold and warm start times
  5. Compare the performance of native image versus non-native image deployments
Who Needs to Know This

Developers and DevOps engineers can benefit from this tutorial to optimize their Quarkus applications on AWS Lambda, improving performance and reducing latency

Key Insight

💡 GraalVM Native Image can significantly reduce cold start times for Quarkus applications on AWS Lambda

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🚀 Optimize your Quarkus apps on AWS Lambda with GraalVM Native Image! 📊 Reduce cold starts and improve performance

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Measure Quarkus 3 application performance on AWS Lambda with GraalVM Native Image, reducing cold starts

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