Release Notes

November 2023

You can now specify custom payloads as key-value pairs when you configure the Lambda connector using our REST API.

October 2023

You can now add custom payloads as key-value pairs when you configure the Lambda connector. For more information, see our AWS Lambda setup guide.

July 2023

We have implemented two new endpoints in our REST API, Retrieve Function Connector State and Update Function Connector State that allow you to get and update the state of function connectors, respectively.

June 2023

Now, when you configure the AWS Lambda connector using our REST API, you can:

• Connect using AWS PrivateLink if your Lambda function and destination are in the same AWS Region. This feature is available only on the Business Critical plan.
• Select your sync method. You can opt to sync directly or through an S3 bucket.

May 2023

We have added support for the soft delete sync mode. For more information, see our Function connectors' overview documentation.

February 2023

We have added an optional field, sync_id, to Fivetran's request format. sync_id is the Fivetran sync identifier (UUID). You can use the sync_id to debug and link function logs with connector logs. For more information, see our Request format documentation. We are gradually rolling out this feature to all existing connectors.

November 2022

You can now specify secrets as key-pair values when you configure the Lambda connector using our REST API.

September 2022

You can now Add secrets as key-pair values when you configure the Lambda connector. Previously, you had to enter your secrets in JSON format. For Lambda connectors created before October 4, 2022, we will continue to support Secrets in JSON format. For more information, see our AWS Lambda setup guide.

July 2022

Our AWS Lambda function connector now supports syncing data using an S3 bucket. Now, when setting up the connector, you can select your Sync method and opt to Sync directly or Sync through S3 bucket. If you choose the Sync through S3 bucket method, your function must push the data in a valid JSON format. We sync the data from the S3 file instead of the function’s returned response. In the direct method, we sync the data we receive in the function’s returned response. For more information, see our Function request and response documentation.

January 2022

We have added support for AWS PrivateLink connections to AWS Lambda. If you're on a Business Critical plan, you can now opt to always connect using PrivateLink if your AWS Lambda function and destination are in the same AWS Region. For more information, see our AWS Lambda setup guide.

April 2018

AWS Lambda is a serverless computing platform that runs code in response to events and automatically manages the compute resources required by that code.

Read our AWS Lambda documentation.