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 # PythonVsRustAWSLambda
 Testing the runtime difference between Python and Rust for AWS Lambda.
 
+All AWS Lambda's must include a handler function `lambda_handler`, this is what
+the lambda runtime will call be default. 
+
+When triggering these lambdas off an s3 event, it's important to note more
+than one event might run though that lambda invocation, hence the
+inital loop.
+
 See the full blog post here https://www.confessionsofadataguy.com/aws-lambdas-python-vs-rust-performance-and-cost-savings/
 
+`Rust` lambda.
+You will need to add the crate `cargo-lambda`. It helps you package and build
+the bootstrip binary needed for deployment.
 To build the `bootstrap.zip` that your Rust AWS Lambda needs, run `cargo lambda build --release --output-format zip`