AWS re:Invent 2020: AWS Lambda networking best practices

Networking is always an important part of your architecture. What happens when your architecture involves AWS Lambda functions? What if those functions need to access private resources in your VPC? What about internet access? And let's not forget security. Come to this session to learn the basics of Lambda networking, understand some of the nuances of Lambda that make its networking unique, and get troubleshooting tips.
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[@hamzamirza95]

Learned so many topics in less than 30 mins. Thanks!

[@bharatkendre9878]

Thank you very much. Now I understand the concept of lambda in VPC. Like to banta hai...

[@papieskimegatron]

Great and concise talk.

[@imrannazir6931]

Thankyou Uri. You da man +1

[@awssupport]

Hi Imran! 👋 We're happy to hear that you enjoyed it. 😊 ^AK

[@stevebuonincontri6853]

This was a great presentation. Really laid down the facts I needed to know

[@awssupport]

Glad to see you enjoyed the session, Steve! 📺 ^RM

[@anisinnarkar8717]

Excellent presentation Uri, complex setups explained in simple worlds, that too in 30 mins, thank you so much.

[@soumenmandal5220]

Very nice explanation. Thanks a lot

[@psudhakar1975]

Very nicely explained 👏

[@AlexeyHorey]

Thanks, very good explanation. Exactly what I needed )

[@qasimalbaqali3495]

Thank you :)

[@DS-rq8cx]

Thanks much can I ask one question when we attach lambda function to vpc then any resources function access say S3 or rds traffic goes to customer vpc eni and then talks to that service if allowed.
Also lambda always runs in aws managed vpc regardless of attached to customer vpc or not and customer vpc is only used to connect to private services.