Different support for concurrent execution?

[wiluen]

I conducted performance testing on different functions and found that some functions can execute requests concurrently within in a single function container(e.g., pythton), while others can only execute requests in sequence.(e.g., Golang,node) I would like to know the reason and what factors determine this issue?

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[alexellis]

Hi there,

I conducted performance testing on different functions and found that some functions can execute requests concurrently within in a single function container(e.g., pythton), while others can only execute requests in sequence.(e.g., Golang,node)

That's simply not the case.

All templates support concurrency and parallel invocations.

You'll need to provide your testing method and results, with reproducible samples if you'd like us to comment further.

Alex