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AWS has announced they're deprecating the Go runtime from lambda, but Go functions can still be run on lambda using the provided.al2 runtime. This change is slated to happen December 31, 2023 and aligns with them sunsetting Amazon Linux 1.
AWS has provided a guide to help with the migration. Upon the first read it looks rather simple but I still need to step through it end to end. The following changes will need to be made to tegola to support this change:
Change the name of the binary output by go build to bootstrap.
Update the tegola_lambda CI to output amd and arm builds. This will allow for users to take advantage of Graviton 2 instances.
Update the associated READMEs
Since this change is coming to AWS fairly quickly, there's no need to support backwards compatibility on the previous approach to deploying tegola_lambda.
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AWS has announced they're deprecating the Go runtime from lambda, but Go functions can still be run on lambda using the
provided.al2
runtime. This change is slated to happen December 31, 2023 and aligns with them sunsetting Amazon Linux 1.AWS has provided a guide to help with the migration. Upon the first read it looks rather simple but I still need to step through it end to end. The following changes will need to be made to tegola to support this change:
go build
tobootstrap
.tegola_lambda
CI to outputamd
andarm
builds. This will allow for users to take advantage of Graviton 2 instances.Since this change is coming to AWS fairly quickly, there's no need to support backwards compatibility on the previous approach to deploying
tegola_lambda
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: