How do I manage Lambda versions with CDK?

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I have an infrastructure with multiple accounts (prod, dev, staging) using CDK. Recently, one of my functions underwent a major change. Therefore, I need to publish the new version without deleting the old one, but I couldn't find a reliable resource on how to do this. My requests should look like this:

  • example.com/v1/users
  • example.com/v2/users

The points where I'm confused are as follows:

Let's say I created a new version in my dev account (v2). Later, I created another version (v3) without deploying it to my prod account. In this case, v2 and v3 would be the same. Since I haven't deployed to my prod account yet, it will take the latest code for the v2 version. Is duplicating the code a good idea to manage this situation? For example:

  • lambda/users/v1
  • lambda/users/v2
  • lambda/users/v3

Should I have different versions of the code like this?

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I don't think you need to duplicate the Lambda source code; just create a second CDK resource referencing the same code.

You can also use the version construct to explicitly define function versions and then deploy those, using your own environment management logic as appropriate: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cdk/api/v2/docs/aws-cdk-lib.aws_lambda.Version.html

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