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# The aws region that is used to create the LambdaClient.
region: ${lambda-invoker.region:us-east-1}
# endpoint override if for lambda function deployed in virtual private cloud. Here is an example.
# https://vpce-0012C939329d982-tk8ps.lambda.ca-central-1.vpce.amazonaws.com
endpointOverride: ${lambda-invoker.endpointOverride:}
# The LogType of the execution log of Lambda. Set Tail to include and None to not include.
logType: ${lambda-invoker.logType:Tail}
# mapping of the endpoints to Lambda functions. Define a list of functions in values.yml file.
functions: ${lambda-invoker.functions:}
# When LambdaFunctionHandler is used in the light-gateway, it can collect the metrics info for the total
# response time of the downstream Lambda functions. With this value injected, users can quickly determine
# how much time the light-gateway handlers spend and how much time the downstream Lambda function spends,
# including the network latency. By default, it is false, and metrics will not be collected and injected
# into the metrics handler configured in the request/response chain.
metricsInjection: ${lambda-invoker.metricsInjection:false}
# When the metrics info is injected into the metrics handler, we need to pass a metric name to it so that
# the metrics info can be categorized in a tree structure under the name. By default, it is lambda-response,
# and users can change it.
metricsName: ${lambda-invoker.metricsName:lambda-response}