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Expand Up @@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ as a Pod along with the existing OpenFaaS core serviecs. I then used the [AWS SD

### Deploy a function

OpenFaaS functions are built into immutable Docker or OCI-format images, which are then stored in a registry such as the Amazon Container Registry (ACR). The first challenge I had was how to transform layers in my Docker image into an AWS Lambda package.
OpenFaaS functions are built into immutable Docker or OCI-format images, which are then stored in a registry such as the Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR). The first challenge I had was how to transform layers in my Docker image into an AWS Lambda package.

This is how I decided to approach the problem. There is also potential to use Lambda layers in the future, but for now the provider creates a single layer or archive per function.

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