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Understanding the Lambda execution environment lifecycle - AWS Lambda View a markdown version of this page Understanding the Lambda execution environment lifecycle - AWS Lambda Documentation AWS Lambda Developer Guide Runtime environment lifecycle Cold starts and latency Reducing cold starts with Provisioned Concurrency Optimizing static initialization Understanding the Lambda execution environment lifecycle Lambda execution environments support both standard functions (up to 15 minutes) and Durable Functions (up to one year). While both share the same basic lifecycle, Durable Functions add st

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