Will Lambda layers automatically be deleted after a certain time?
Question
I had read this somewhere but can't find the source. Is there any shelf life of added lambda layers so that they will be auto deleted after certain time period (like 1 year)?
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solution1
1 2023-01-03 13:36:01
I should hope not!
The idea of layers are to decentratlise resources so multiple lambdas can access them.
Looking at the docs I didn't find anything that alludes to an expiry feature.
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