Inconsistency in method names for lambda and http server

[slinkydeveloper]

To create a restate server:

export const handler = restate
   .createServer()
   .bindService({
      service: "MyService",
      instance: new myService.MyServiceImpl(),
      descriptor: myService.protoMetadata,
    })
   .listen(8000);

To create a lambda function:

export const handler = restate
   .lambdaApiGatewayHandler()
   .bindService({
      service: "MyService",
      instance: new myService.MyServiceImpl(),
      descriptor: myService.protoMetadata,
    })
   .create();

Note the difference between restate.createServer() and restate.lambdaApiGatewayHandler(). Perhaps name restate.lambdaApiGatewayHandler() as restate.createLambdaApiGatewayHandler() and rename the final method create() as handle() or listen() or register() or start() or similar (just to avoid the confusion with the create used before)?

[gvdongen]

I agree, that would indeed look cleaner.