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For the Lambda part...<br />
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Serverless is just a node module, so within the Jenkins script (probably post build), you can have something along the lines of:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42850345-1">- npm install -g serverless
- serverless deploy</code></pre>
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For the Lambda part...

Serverless is just a node module, so within the Jenkins script (probably post build), you can have something along the lines of:



- npm install -g serverless
- serverless deploy

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In AWS we have Lambda code and rest of the project is using AWS Glue code. Now, I need to have 2 Jenkins configurations in one yaml file one is for lambda and one is rest of the project. How can i achieve this? <br />
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Deployment script for Serverless and rest of the project in single yaml file with two different Jenkins configurations.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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In AWS we have Lambda code and rest of the project is using AWS Glue code. Now, I need to have 2 Jenkins configurations in one yaml file one is for lambda and one is rest of the project. How can i achieve this? 

Deployment script for Serverless and rest of the project in single yaml file with two different Jenkins configurations.

Thanks in advance.

Deployment script for AWS Lambda and rest of the project

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