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The document outlines the configuration of AWS Lambda to send invocation records to various services such as SQS, SNS, and EventBridge. It lists services that can invoke Lambda functions asynchronously, including Amazon S3 and CloudWatch logs, as well as services that support poll-based invocation like Amazon Kinesis and DynamoDB Streams. The notes are authored by Manish Sakekar, a certified AWS solution architect.

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The document outlines the configuration of AWS Lambda to send invocation records to various services such as SQS, SNS, and EventBridge. It lists services that can invoke Lambda functions asynchronously, including Amazon S3 and CloudWatch logs, as well as services that support poll-based invocation like Amazon Kinesis and DynamoDB Streams. The notes are authored by Manish Sakekar, a certified AWS solution architect.

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➢ You can configure lambda to send an invocation record to another service like

SQS, SNS, lambda and eventbridge.


Here is a list of services that invoke lambda function asynchronously:

• Amazon S3
• Amazon SNS
• SES
• Cloud watch logs
• Cloud watch events
• AWS code commit
• AWS config

3. Poll-Based Invoke:
The invocation model is designed to allow you to integrate with AWS stream and queue
based service with no code or server management lambda will poll the following service
on your behalf, retrieve records and invoke your function. The following are supported
service:
• Amazon Kinesis
• Amazon SQS
• Amazon Dynamo DB Streams

NOTES BY
MANISH SAKEKAR
certified aws solution architect
[email protected]

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