AWS re:Invent 2020: Introducing container image support for AWS Lambda

This session covers one of the most requested new features for AWS Lambda: container image support. With container image support, developers can now package their Lambda functions and required dependencies using familiar container image tooling. You can also build and test your functions using familiar tools and services to analyze their contents and perform audits. Learn about the new developer workflow that is possible with this capability and how to potentially improve your continuous integration and deployment pipelines. Lastly, hear an explanation of container image security and how to share container images inside your organization.
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[@OfferoC]

Thanks for this overview. This is great.

[@anrikezeroti4680]

What about Performance? Is it slower because of docker?

[@MrWadood007]

Does storing the container image in ECR come with any additional cost of data transfer? (apart from storage cost) As ECR pricing shows an additional cost of data transfer, will we charged with the "data tranfer out" rate for every cold start?

[@js2009-g9f]

"Data transferred between Amazon S3, Amazon Glacier, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon SES, Amazon SQS, Amazon Kinesis, Amazon ECR, Amazon SNS, Amazon EFS, or Amazon SimpleDB and AWS Lambda functions in the same AWS Region is free." - aws.amazon.com/lambda/pricing/