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In this video, we are going to upload the zip file for lambda function with a case management console.

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A Lambda Functions code consist of scripts or compiled programs and their dependencies.

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We can use a deployment package to deploy our function code to the lambda function.

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Lambda supports two types of packets contain limits and zip file archives.

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In this video we will upload zip file and test the lambda function.

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So as you remember that in the last video we have created a new function.

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It is default boilerplate code and we will update this code with using the zip files.

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So in order to do that, please open the widgets to the code and create a new file which is a text file.

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And in here I'm going to copy from the R function code in here and paste the our newly created exe file.

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Basically I'm updating only the string of the return message.

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The return message is Hello from Lambda.

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I'm updating this updated function code.

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Now our updated code is ready.

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Please save this file.

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So I'm going to save from the.

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Folder of the updated code and the file name will be the index that is.

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Okay.

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Very good.

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We have updated our code with the index case file, but how we can deploy our code to our lambda function.

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So for that purpose, open our folder.

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And we are going to right click.

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Right click sent to.

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Zip file?

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Yes.

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We have created zip file from our index JS file and now I'm going to upload this zip file to our lambda

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function.

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Open the our function code and you can see in here in the code window there's the upload from button

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and if you click this button we have two option zip file or Amazon location.

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Now I'm going to use zip file, click the zip file.

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Now we can click the upload button and go to location of our created update code.

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You can see in here, select the index zip file.

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And now we are going to upload the index zip file.

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And if you click the save button, we will see that our updated code reflected in the our indexes see

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that the message is changed.

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Now I'm going to test this function, click the test function and create a test event.

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And click the save and click the test.

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Yes.

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Now we basically upload zip file and deploy the lambda function and this function returned our updated

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function called message, which is the upload function code.

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As you can see that we have successful upload zip file for lambda function with a management console.