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Accessing AWS Lambda environment variables in Java code

The AWS has introduced Environment variables for accessing in the Lambda function. I could not find any documentation which shows how to access the environment variables from the Lambda function using Java. Can anyone help me?

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Java Programmer Avatar asked Dec 12 '16 05:12

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you can get them with:

System.getenv("NAME_OF_YOUR_ENV_VARIABLE") 
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hellomichibye Avatar answered Oct 02 '22 00:10

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