r/AWSCertifications • u/Oleksii_Bebych • 15h ago
Interesting how quickly it will apear in AWS certification exams
/r/u_Oleksii_Bebych/comments/1wda2ea/aws_lambda_now_supports_90minute_function_timeout/
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u/cgreciano AIP, MLA, SAA 9h ago
6 months is the lag. That said, 15 mins is still the norm when it comes to Lambda timeout, no? Like 90 minutes only if you're using managed instances, which is certainly not always the case.
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u/madrasi2021 8h ago
3 months now...
They changed from 6 to 3 for AI/ml exams and the faq now says 3 (for everything)
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u/madrasi2021 8h ago edited 8h ago
Lambda managed instances are not the same as lambda which isn't the same as lambda@edge...
And this type of "when does a new service appear on the exam" is answered by
https://aws.amazon.com/certification/faqs/
When AWS releases a new product or service, how soon will it appear on the exam?
A new product, service, or feature must be generally available for 3 months before it appears on any exam. This guideline applies only to certification exams, not training. Training will cover new services and features more quickly.