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aws_lambda_function with the option publish=true after awhile creates a long list of old lambda function versions (that can even hold onto ENI's if configured with a VPC, costing $$). It would be nice to be able to either manage those versions separately with another resource or have some option within aws_lambda_function that will manage only a rolling number of versions of the function, deleting old ones when no longer needed.
additionally
aws_lambda_layer_version only maintains a single version of the layer. It will delete the old layer before uploading a new one. I would like to be able to manage this in the same way as the above aws_lambda_function with the ability to maintain a rolling list of the versions. (I could totally be using this resource wrong and this is already supported, but I dont see how to actually acheive this)
New or Affected Resource(s)
- aws_lambda_function
- aws_lambda_layer_version
Potential Terraform Configuration
resource "aws_lambda_function" "function" {
filename = "function.zip"
function_name = "myAwesomeFunction"
publish = true
versions_kept = 3
}resource "aws_lambda_layer_version" "layer" {
filename = "layer.zip"
layer_name = "myAwesomeLayer"
versions_kept = 3
}