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AWS Lambda Destination Support
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The Serverless Framework now supports the recently released Lambda Event Destinations.
What Are Lambda Destinations? We first wrote about Lambda Destinations when AWS announced support for them right before re:Invent 2019. Essentially, destinations are the ability for asynchronous Lambda invocations to have their execution results sent to other AWS services without needing to wait for the Lambda execution to finish. Previously, you would have to wait for a Lambda success or failure or need to leverage something like Step Functions. Now, you can invoke functions asynchronously, and send the results of the invocations to different places depending on success or failure. Today, we'
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