For AWS simplest thing is to throw it into docker container (`FROM scratch` can work) and run in Fargate (AWS' container runtime). But its not super-cheap solution; baseline cost is something like $20/mo for Fargate and additional $20/mo for load-balancer. Lambda can work too, but it is in some ways bit more involved.
Cheapest AWS solution would be just EC2 instances (=basic virtual machines). t3a.nano instances cost just $3.5/mo and do not require additional load-balancers.
The modern cloudy approach would be to look into stuff like CloudFlare Workers, iirc they can run WASM, so if you manage to compile your code to that then it might work.
Cheapest AWS solution would be just EC2 instances (=basic virtual machines). t3a.nano instances cost just $3.5/mo and do not require additional load-balancers.
The modern cloudy approach would be to look into stuff like CloudFlare Workers, iirc they can run WASM, so if you manage to compile your code to that then it might work.