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how to enable parallel invocation for power tuning the Lambda function, which input should be passed to the command #103

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bhagi-dev opened this issue Sep 23, 2020 · 1 comment
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how to enable parallel invocation for power tuning the Lambda function, which input should be passed to the command #103

bhagi-dev opened this issue Sep 23, 2020 · 1 comment

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Returns only function name because of timeout error, please let me know how to enable parallel invocation
@bhagi-dev bhagi-dev changed the title how to enable parallel invocation, which input should be passed to the command how to enable parallel invocation for power tuning the Lambda function, which input should be passed to the command Sep 23, 2020
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@bhagi-dev you can enable parallel invocation now with the --parallelInvocation flag, but it doesn't fix the behaviour that when it errors you just get the function name back, that's how the lambda powertuning state machine behaves currently.

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Optional parallel invocation in power tuning
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