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EN Access controls are managed through the Lambda function role. The role you assign to your Lambda function also determines which resource(s) AWS Lambda can poll on its behalf. Visit the Lambda Developer Guide to learn more.

• Lambda function role
• role you assign
• resource
• behalf
• Visit the Lambda
• Guide to learn

EN AWS Lambda functions powered by AWS Graviton2 processors are 20% cheaper compared to x86-based Lambda functions. The Lambda free tier applies to AWS Lambda functions powered by x86 and Arm-based architectures.

• AWS Lambda functions
• compared to Lambda
• Lambda free tier
• Arm-based

EN Access controls are managed through the Lambda function role. The role you assign to your Lambda function also determines which resource(s) AWS Lambda can poll on its behalf. Visit the Lambda Developer Guide to learn more.

• Lambda function role
• role you assign
• resource
• behalf
• Visit the Lambda
• Guide to learn

EN AWS Lambda functions powered by AWS Graviton2 processors are 20% cheaper compared to x86-based Lambda functions. The Lambda free tier applies to AWS Lambda functions powered by x86 and Arm-based architectures.

• AWS Lambda functions
• compared to Lambda
• Lambda free tier
• Arm-based

EN AWS Lambda now enables you to package and deploy functions as container images. Customers can leverage the flexibility and familiarity of container tooling, and the agility and operational simplicity of AWS Lambda to build applications.

• package
• images
• Customers can leverage
• flexibility
• familiarity of container
• agility
• Lambda to build

EN This web app demonstrates how to use AWS Lambda in conjunction with other AWS services to build a serverless web app. This repository contains sample code for all the Lambda functions that make up the back end of the application.

• web app demonstrates
• serverless web app
• repository contains sample

EN AWS Lambda now enables you to package and deploy functions as container images. Customers can leverage the flexibility and familiarity of container tooling, and the agility and operational simplicity of AWS Lambda to build applications.

• package
• images
• Customers can leverage
• flexibility
• familiarity of container
• agility
• Lambda to build

EN Yes. By default, each AWS Lambda function has a single, current version of the code. Clients of your Lambda function can call a specific version or get the latest implementation. Please read our documentation on versioning Lambda functions.

• Yes
• default
• each AWS Lambda
• single
• code
• function can call
• specific version
• latest implementation
• read our documentation
• versioning Lambda

EN You can associate a DynamoDB Stream with a Lambda function using the Amazon DynamoDB console, the AWS Lambda console, or Lambda’s registerEventSource API.

• associate a DynamoDB
• Amazon DynamoDB console
• AWS Lambda console
• registerEventSource

EN ” When X-Ray is enabled for your Lambda function, AWS Lambda will emit tracing information to X-Ray regarding the Lambda service overhead incurred when invoking your function

• X-Ray is enabled
• Lambda function
• regarding the Lambda
• function

EN The Lambda Runtime Interface Emulator is a proxy for the Lambda Runtime API,which allows customers to locally test their Lambda function packaged as a container image

• Lambda Runtime Interface
• Runtime
• test their Lambda
• image

EN Yes. By default, each AWS Lambda function has a single, current version of the code. Clients of your Lambda function can call a specific version or get the latest implementation. Please read our documentation on versioning Lambda functions.

• Yes
• default
• each AWS Lambda
• single
• code
• function can call
• specific version
• latest implementation
• read our documentation
• versioning Lambda

EN You can associate a DynamoDB Stream with a Lambda function using the Amazon DynamoDB console, the AWS Lambda console, or Lambda’s registerEventSource API.

• associate a DynamoDB
• Amazon DynamoDB console
• AWS Lambda console
• registerEventSource

EN ” When X-Ray is enabled for your Lambda function, AWS Lambda will emit tracing information to X-Ray regarding the Lambda service overhead incurred when invoking your function

• X-Ray is enabled
• Lambda function
• regarding the Lambda
• function

EN The Lambda Runtime Interface Emulator is a proxy for the Lambda Runtime API,which allows customers to locally test their Lambda function packaged as a container image

• Lambda Runtime Interface
• Runtime
• test their Lambda
• image

EN We aim to build products that solve complex problems and are also surprisingly easy to use. Spectrum can be configured with a few clicks right from the dashboard or API. You build the app, we handle the rest.

• aim to build
• solve complex problems
• few clicks right
• dashboard
• API
• build the app

EN Your build process should mimic the same build process you would use to compile any Java code that depends on the AWS SDK

• build process should
• same build process
• AWS SDK

EN Your build process should mimic the same build process you would use to compile any Java code that depends on the AWS SDK

• build process should
• same build process
• AWS SDK

EN Then, simply use Docker CLI to build the image, upload it to Amazon ECR, and then create the function by using all familiar Lambda interfaces and tools, such as the AWS Management Console, the AWS CLI, the AWS SDK, AWS SAM, and AWS CloudFormation.

• Then
• simply use Docker
• build the image
• ECR
• familiar Lambda interfaces
• tools
• AWS Management Console
• AWS CLI
• AWS SDK
• AWS SAM
• AWS

EN You can pull and use the latest base image from DockerHub or Amazon ECR Public, re-build your container image and deploy to AWS Lambda via Amazon ECR

• pull
• latest base image
• DockerHub
• Amazon ECR Public
• re-build your container
• deploy to AWS
• via Amazon ECR

EN Using EFS for Lambda is ideal for building machine learning applications or loading large reference files or models, processing or backing up large amounts of data, hosting web content, or developing internal build systems

• EFS for Lambda
• ideal for building
• learning applications
• loading large reference
• models
• processing
• backing up large
• hosting web content
• developing internal build

EN Using AWS Lambda to build applications

• applications

EN Build Lambda functions with Python

• Build Lambda functions
• Python

EN Learn how to build AWS Lambda functions using the Python programming language.

• AWS Lambda functions
• Python programming

EN Learn how to build AWS Lambda functions using the Java programming language. Includes step-by-step setup and examples for common use cases.

• AWS Lambda functions
• Java programming language
• Includes step-by-step setup
• examples for common

EN Build your first Lambda function >>

• function

EN In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a comprehensive data processing application using AWS Lambda and Amazon Kinesis

• tutorial
• comprehensive data processing
• AWS Lambda
• Amazon Kinesis

EN In this getting-started tutorial, you'll build a simple mobile application and host its backend logic with AWS Lambda

• getting-started tutorial
• mobile application
• host its backend
• AWS Lambda

EN You can combine these two serverless services to build robust, scalable solutions to common problems by using objects in S3 as events that trigger custom code in Lambda.

• combine these two
• build robust
• events that trigger

EN Visit our customer talks to learn from AWS customers about how they are using AWS Lambda to build scalable, reliable applications quickly and cost-effectively for their mission-critical applications.

• Visit our customer
• learn from AWS
• scalable
• reliable applications quickly

EN Then, simply use Docker CLI to build the image, upload it to Amazon ECR, and then create the function by using all familiar Lambda interfaces and tools, such as the AWS Management Console, the AWS CLI, the AWS SDK, AWS SAM, and AWS CloudFormation.

• Then
• simply use Docker
• build the image
• ECR
• familiar Lambda interfaces
• tools
• AWS Management Console
• AWS CLI
• AWS SDK
• AWS SAM
• AWS

EN You can pull and use the latest base image from DockerHub or Amazon ECR Public, re-build your container image and deploy to AWS Lambda via Amazon ECR

• pull
• latest base image
• DockerHub
• Amazon ECR Public
• re-build your container
• deploy to AWS
• via Amazon ECR

EN Using EFS for Lambda is ideal for building machine learning applications or loading large reference files or models, processing or backing up large amounts of data, hosting web content, or developing internal build systems

• EFS for Lambda
• ideal for building
• learning applications
• loading large reference
• models
• processing
• backing up large
• hosting web content
• developing internal build

EN Using AWS Lambda to build applications

• applications

EN AWS Lambda stores code in Amazon S3 and encrypts it at rest. AWS Lambda performs additional integrity checks while your code is in use.

• AWS Lambda stores
• Amazon
• AWS Lambda performs
• integrity checks while

EN Q: How do I create an AWS Lambda function using the Lambda console?

• create an AWS
• console

EN Q: How do I create an AWS Lambda function using the Lambda CLI?

• create an AWS
• CLI

EN You can easily list, delete, update, and monitor your Lambda functions using the dashboard in the AWS Lambda console

• easily list
• delete
• update
• monitor your Lambda
• Lambda console

EN AWS Lambda automatically monitors Lambda functions on your behalf, reporting real-time metrics through Amazon CloudWatch, including total requests, account-level and function-level concurrency usage, latency, error rates, and throttled requests

• AWS Lambda automatically
• behalf
• reporting real-time metrics
• Amazon CloudWatch
• total requests
• account-level
• function-level concurrency usage
• latency
• error rates
• throttled requests

EN You can view statistics for each of your Lambda functions via the Amazon CloudWatch console or through the AWS Lambda console

• Lambda functions via
• Amazon CloudWatch console
• AWS Lambda console

EN Visit Troubleshooting CloudWatch metrics to learn more. Standard charges for AWS Lambda apply to use Lambda’s built-in metrics.

• Visit Troubleshooting CloudWatch
• built-in

EN You do not have to scale your Lambda functions – AWS Lambda scales them automatically on your behalf

• scale your Lambda
• AWS Lambda scales

EN You can trigger a Lambda function on DynamoDB table updates by subscribing your Lambda function to the DynamoDB Stream associated with the table

• trigger a Lambda
• DynamoDB table updates
• subscribing your Lambda
• DynamoDB Stream associated
• table

EN From the AWS Lambda console, you can select a Lambda function and associate it with an Amazon Kinesis stream owned by the same account. This same functionality is also available through the AWS SDK and CLI.

• AWS Lambda console
• select a Lambda
• Amazon Kinesis stream
• same account
• SDK

EN This means that if you put two records in the same shard, Lambda guarantees that your Lambda function will be successfully invoked with the first record before it is invoked with the second record

• put two records
• same shard
• record

EN From the AWS Lambda console, you can select a Lambda function and associate it with an Amazon SNS topic. This same functionality is also available through the AWS SDK and CLI.

• AWS Lambda console
• select a Lambda
• Amazon SNS topic
• SDK

EN Then from the AWS Lambda console, select a Lambda function and associate it with that Amazon SNS topic

• Lambda console
• select a Lambda
• Amazon SNS topic

EN You can invoke a Lambda function using a custom event through AWS Lambda’s invoke API

• invoke a Lambda
• invoke API

EN AWS Lambda is designed to process events within milliseconds. Latency will be higher immediately after a Lambda function is created, updated, or if it has not been used recently.

• process events within
• function is created
• updated
• used

EN You upload the code you want AWS Lambda to execute and then invoke it from your mobile app using the AWS Lambda SDK included in the AWS Mobile SDK

• upload the code
• want AWS Lambda
• execute
• AWS Lambda SDK
• AWS Mobile SDK