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### Deploying the Lambda Function
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You can deploy your lambda function to Amazon's infrastructure... firstly you'll want to add values to the
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You can deploy your lambda function to Amazon's infrastructure... you'll need to add AWS credentials into the [config.yaml](./example/config.yaml) file. Alternately you can credentials into your container by configuring them through the Dockerfile, for example by adding a `COPY .aws /root/.aws` line, where example/.aws/ is a copy of your ~/.aws/ directory. Once AWS is working within your container, you can then run the following to deploy your function to Amazon:
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