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    lambda-runtimes

Canonical list of AWS Lambda runtime identifiers and corresponding CPU architectures


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[2.0.2] 2024-02-15

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AWS Lambda runtimes

A list of officially AWS Lambda runtimes organized by name

Installation

npm i lambda-runtimes

Usage

// esm
import {
  runtimes,
  runtimeVersions,
  runtimeList,
  runtimesByArchitecture,
  architecturesByRuntime,
  aliases,
  retiredRuntimes,
} from 'lambda-runtimes'
// cjs
let {
  runtimes,
  runtimeVersions,
  runtimeList,
  runtimesByArchitecture,
  architecturesByRuntime,
  aliases,
  retiredRuntimes,
} = require('lambda-runtimes')

lambda-runtimes exports seven items:

  • runtimes (object) - Lambda runtime strings, organized by runtime name
    • Example: runtimes.node[0]nodejs20.x
    • Where appropriate, each runtime may include (lowcase normalized) aliases, e.g. runtimes.node === runtimes.nodejs === runtimes.['node.js']
  • runtimeVersions (object) - Semver representations of each Lambda runtime
    • Example: runtimeVersions['nodejs20.x'] returns an object with major: '20', minor: null, patch: null, and wildcard: '20.*.*' properties
  • runtimeList (array) - list of all Lambda runtime strings (order not necessarily guaranteed)
  • runtimesByArchitecture (object) - list of Lambda runtimes supported by each CPU architecture
    • Example: runtimesByArchitecture.arm64[0]nodejs20.x)
  • architecturesByRuntime (object) - list of Lambda CPU architectures supported by each runtime
    • Example: architecturesByRuntime['nodejs20.x'][ 'arm64', 'x86_64' ])
  • aliases (object) - shorthand or alternate names for runtime aliases (e.g. py for python)
  • retiredRuntimes (object) - retired / EOL Lambda runtime strings, organized by runtime name
    • Example: retiredRuntimes.node[0]nodejs10.x

Example:

{
  runtimes: {
    node: [ 'nodejs20.x', 'nodejs18.x' ],
    ...
  },
  runtimeVersions: {
    'nodejs20.x': { major: '20', minor: null, patch: null, wildcard: '20.*.*' },
    ...
  },
  runtimeList: [ 'nodejs20.x', 'nodejs18.x', ... ],
  runtimesByArchitecture: {
    arm64: [ 'nodejs20.x', 'nodejs18.x', ... ],
    x86_64: [ 'nodejs20.x', 'nodejs18.x', ... ]
  },
  architecturesByRuntime: {
    'nodejs20.x': [ 'arm64', 'x86_64' ],
    'nodejs18.x': [ 'arm64', 'x86_64' ],
    ...
  },
  aliases: {
    nodejs: 'node',
    ...
  },
  retiredRuntimes: {
    node: [ 'nodejs10.x', ... ],
    ...
  },
}

Resources

  • AWS Lambda runtimes list
  • AWS Lambda runtime support policy

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Last updated on 16 Feb 2024

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