I am excluding aws-sdk in my webpack bundle for Lambda











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When webpacking for lambda, I am removing aws-sdk completely from the webpack bundle since lambda has it built-in. However, it seems to be throwing errors. Is there a way to specify that it needs to use the lambda's aws-sdk? If I do node index.js (the webpack output file), I get an error saying that aws-sdk doesn't exist. Since lambda has aws-sdk built in, I assumed if I upload the zipped file to lambda, it would understand it. However, I'm getting an error in Lambda CloudWatch console saying Unable to import module 'index'






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    When webpacking for lambda, I am removing aws-sdk completely from the webpack bundle since lambda has it built-in. However, it seems to be throwing errors. Is there a way to specify that it needs to use the lambda's aws-sdk? If I do node index.js (the webpack output file), I get an error saying that aws-sdk doesn't exist. Since lambda has aws-sdk built in, I assumed if I upload the zipped file to lambda, it would understand it. However, I'm getting an error in Lambda CloudWatch console saying Unable to import module 'index'






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      When webpacking for lambda, I am removing aws-sdk completely from the webpack bundle since lambda has it built-in. However, it seems to be throwing errors. Is there a way to specify that it needs to use the lambda's aws-sdk? If I do node index.js (the webpack output file), I get an error saying that aws-sdk doesn't exist. Since lambda has aws-sdk built in, I assumed if I upload the zipped file to lambda, it would understand it. However, I'm getting an error in Lambda CloudWatch console saying Unable to import module 'index'






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      When webpacking for lambda, I am removing aws-sdk completely from the webpack bundle since lambda has it built-in. However, it seems to be throwing errors. Is there a way to specify that it needs to use the lambda's aws-sdk? If I do node index.js (the webpack output file), I get an error saying that aws-sdk doesn't exist. Since lambda has aws-sdk built in, I assumed if I upload the zipped file to lambda, it would understand it. However, I'm getting an error in Lambda CloudWatch console saying Unable to import module 'index'






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          You want to use webpack's Externals, rather than ignore.



          Try adding this to your webpack config:



           externals: {
          
    'aws-sdk': 'aws-sdk'
          
  }


          That will keep aws-sdk from being bundled into index.js, and will instead use lambda-provided aws-sdk instead.






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          Try adding this to your webpack config:



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    'aws-sdk': 'aws-sdk'
          
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          That will keep aws-sdk from being bundled into index.js, and will instead use lambda-provided aws-sdk instead.






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          You want to use webpack's Externals, rather than ignore.



          Try adding this to your webpack config:



           externals: {
          
    'aws-sdk': 'aws-sdk'
          
  }


          That will keep aws-sdk from being bundled into index.js, and will instead use lambda-provided aws-sdk instead.






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          Try adding this to your webpack config:



           externals: {
          
    'aws-sdk': 'aws-sdk'
          
  }


          That will keep aws-sdk from being bundled into index.js, and will instead use lambda-provided aws-sdk instead.






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          You want to use webpack's Externals, rather than ignore.



          Try adding this to your webpack config:



           externals: {
          
    'aws-sdk': 'aws-sdk'
          
  }


          That will keep aws-sdk from being bundled into index.js, and will instead use lambda-provided aws-sdk instead.







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