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Despite the fact that the AWS Lambda official docs say that the limit is 50MB, I'm deploying a larger function in production and it's working fine.
However, Localstack gives me an error when I try to create a lambda using the zip package I deployed to AWS, saying that the max limit was exceeded.
It would be nice to have a variable where I can control the max limit myself.
This would also be useful for people who want to make sure to not deploy
packages above a certain limit they set and want to limit themselves when testing using
localstack as well.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Feature description
Despite the fact that the AWS Lambda official docs say that the limit is 50MB, I'm deploying a larger function in production and it's working fine.
However, Localstack gives me an error when I try to create a lambda using the zip package I deployed to AWS, saying that the max limit was exceeded.
It would be nice to have a variable where I can control the max limit myself.
This would also be useful for people who want to make sure to not deploy
packages above a certain limit they set and want to limit themselves when testing using
localstack as well.
🧑💻 Implementation
No response
Anything else?
No response