invocation-sync - CLI timeout setting for long-running functions #394
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There is an information gap regarding long-running lambda functions invoked synchronously via the AWS CLI under default conditions. Two possible solutions to address this are included, these are mentioned [here](aws/aws-cli#2657).
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There is an information gap regarding long-running lambda functions invoked synchronously via the AWS CLI under default conditions. Two possible solutions to address this are included, these are mentioned here.
Issue #, if available:
aws/aws-cli/issues/5904
aws/aws-cli/issues/2657
Description of changes:
Adding a paragraph describing the default timeouts applying to Lambda function invoked synchronously via the AWS CLI with two possible ways to to address the issue, both mentioned in the issues referenced.
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