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      <title>AWS Lambda Web Functions vs Event Functions vs EC2/ECS</title>
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      <description>AWS Lambda now has three types of function. Here&apos;s how the new Web Functions differ from classic Event Functions, where they beat EC2 and ECS (scale to zero, no clusters, one-command multi-region), and where ECS is still the better choice (Java, WebSockets, steady high traffic).</description>
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