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AWS Lambda Documentation

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AWS Lambda Documentation Skip to main content AWS Lambda Documentation Scaling AWS Lambda is designed to invoke your code when needed, and scales to support the rate of incoming requests. Fault tolerance AWS Lambda runs on AWS infrastructure, with AWS managing fault tolerance across multiple Availability Zones and Regions. AWS Lambda is designed to support application resilience and progress preservation through AWS Lambda durable functions, which are designed to provide error handling, retries, and recovery after failures Monitoring & Observability AWS Lambda is designed to integrate with sec

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