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‫So now let's talk

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‫about how Lambda and CodeGuru work together.

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‫So by using CodeGuru Profiler, you're going to get insights

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‫into the runtime performance of your Lambda functions.

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‫For this, when you make it work,

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‫CodeGuru is going to get a profiler group

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‫for your Lambda function

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‫and that is supported for Java and Python runtimes.

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‫And to just activate the CodeGuru integration,

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‫you just activate it from the Lambda console.

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‫So out of this,

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‫we're going to get runtime performance insights

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‫for Lambda functions.

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‫And when you activate this integration,

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‫this profiling, CodeGuru Profiler layer is going to be added

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‫to your function as a Lambda layer.

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‫The environment variables related

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‫to CodeGuru will be added to your function.

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‫And finally, for this to fully work, of course,

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‫you need to have IAM permissions.

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‫And so this AmazonCodeGuruProfilerAgentAccess policy

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‫will be added to the function IAM role.

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‫So hopefully that makes sense.

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‫I hope you liked it, and I will see you in the next lecture.