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Yes. You can attach your Lambda functions to a private subnet in a VPC in your account. This will cause all outgoing traffic to traverse via that subnet. You will then create a NAT Gateway in that VPC, in a public subnet, attach an Elastic IP to the NAT Gateway and route all outgoing traffic via the NAT Gateway. For high availability it is recommended that you create a NAT Gateway in at least 2 subnets so you will need at least 2 EIPs.
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Note that there is additional cost here for running NAT Gateway.
Here is the prescriptive guidance:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/latest/patterns/generate-a-static-outbound-ip-address-using-a-lambda-function-amazon-vpc-and-a-serverless-architecture.html