feat: Add AWS lambda support for IPV6 outbound connections in VPC #21
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January 3, 2025 16:26
Allows VPC-enabled Lambda functions to use an egress-only internet gateway to access the internet or other AWS services via IPv6. This eliminates the need for a NAT Gateway, reducing costs and simplifying architecture. The credits for most of the change should go to @rvaralda who created [https://github.com/serverless/serverless/pull/12243](a pull request) for the original serverless project. I merely added documentation and unit tests.
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Allows VPC-enabled Lambda functions to use an egress-only internet gateway to access the internet or other AWS services via IPv6. This eliminates the need for a NAT Gateway, reducing costs and simplifying architecture.
Note that this change is fully backwards compatible. It only adds an optional parameter to the VPC configuration.
The credits for most of the change should go to @rvaralda who created a pull request for the original serverless project. I merely added documentation and unit tests.