AWS Lambda now supports function-level configuration for recursive loop detection
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The article discusses a new feature in AWS Lambda that allows you to configure recursive loop detection on a per-function basis.
Specifically, the article covers:
- AWS Lambda now supports function-level configuration for enabling or disabling recursive loop detection
- Recursive loop detection is a preventative measure that stops recursive invocations between Lambda and other services to prevent runaway workloads
- Previously, recursive loop detection could only be disabled on a per-account basis through AWS Support
- The new feature allows customers to run intentionally recursive workflows while protecting other functions from unintended recursive invocations
- The new API actions are available in all regions where recursive loop detection is supported, and can be configured programmatically, through CloudFormation, or in the Lambda Console
- Links are provided for the API reference and a launch blog post with more details
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