Rustem Feyzkhanov Interview
summary
Describes porting real ML stacks — TensorFlow/Keras/Sklearn on AWS Lambda — using the lambda-packs repo, and why packaging native binaries and cold-start limits still block easy deployment. Explains measurable wins: lower cost and better horizontal scaling for bursty workloads, but persistent pain points: Lambda size/runtime limits, cold-start latency, and lack of a single control plane across data centers and clouds. Argues traditional servers remain useful for steady-state tasks.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19What are some engineering issues you deal with?
- 0:47What are some scaling issues you deal with?
- 1:18What interesting scalability issues do you see in the future?
- 2:37Interview Series
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