Also localhost and presumably this are good for validating your logic before you throw in roles, network and everything else that can be an issue on AWS.
Confirm it runs in this, and 99% of the time the issue when you deploy is something in the AWS config, not your logic.
Its pretty easy to step over those limits.
Also localhost and presumably this are good for validating your logic before you throw in roles, network and everything else that can be an issue on AWS.
Confirm it runs in this, and 99% of the time the issue when you deploy is something in the AWS config, not your logic.