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-page_title: AWS Lambda
+page_title: Consul and AWS Lambda Overview
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-  Consul supports registering AWS Lambda functions as Consul services. This
-  section documents the process of integrating AWS Lambda with Consul services.
+  Consul supports Amazon Web Services Lambda functions, which are event-driven programs and scripts that return a response. Learn about Consul's requirements for registering and invoking AWS Lambda functions in your service mesh.
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-# AWS Lambda
+# Consul and AWS Lambda Overview
 
 Lambda functions are programs or scripts that run in AWS Lambda. The functions process events and return responses. Refer to the [AWS Lambda website](https://aws.amazon.com/lambda/) for additional information.
 

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-page_title: Invoke Lambda Functions
+page_title: Invoke AWS Lambda Functions
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-  This topic describes how to invoke AWS Lambda functions from the Consul service mesh.
+  You can invoke an Amazon Web Services Lambda function in your Consul service mesh by configuring terminating gateways or sidecar proxies. Learn how to declare a registered function as an upstream and why we recommend using terminating gateways with Lambda.
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 # Invoke Lambda Functions

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-page_title: Register Lambda Functions
+page_title: Register AWS Lambda Functions
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-  This topic describes how to register AWS Lambda functions with Consul service mesh.
+  Automatically register Amazon Web Services Lambda functions and synchronize them with Consul with the Registrator, which is configurable with Terraform. You can manually register functions with Consul directly too. Learn about the pre-requisites and procedures for registering Lambda functions with example code.
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 # Register Lambda Functions