AWS Lambda now supports 90-minute function timeout on Lambda Managed Instances
Lambda 90 Minute Function ยท 2026-09-09
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Technical Details
| Regions | all |
|---|---|
| Cost Impact | Neutral |
| IaC Impact | High |
What This Means
For DevOps Teams
Configure Lambda functions to utilize the new 90-minute timeout for asynchronous and event source mapping invocations via the AWS Lambda Console, AWS CLI, Lambda APIs, or Infrastructure as Code tooling to support longer execution times for data-intensive tasks.
For Platform Teams
Integrate the extended 90-minute function timeout on Lambda Managed Instances into your serverless architecture to enable more complex, long-duration workloads and improve the efficiency of data processing pipelines.
For Executives
Evaluate the new 90-minute function timeout on Lambda Managed Instances to optimize serverless applications for longer-running, data-intensive workloads, potentially reducing the need for architectural workarounds and improving operational efficiency.
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