Execution Tags
Add a Tag to your functions' executions to find them faster
Overview
Execution tags allow you to find and investigate executions quickly by simply adding a tag to your Lambda functions’ execution.
AWS Lambda feature
Executions tags are available for AWS Lambda functions. Stay tuned for support in Containers!
Examples
Click on the Issue Details icon on the Issues page to see Execution Tags and additional information at a glance.


This will allow you to easily find a specific execution on the Explore page.
Configuring execution tags
To configure execution tags, follow these simple steps:
- From the command line, install the lumigo tracer
pip install lumigo_tracer
npm install @lumigo/tracer --save
- Add an execution tag to your handler’s code
from lumigo_tracer import add_execution_tag
add_execution_tag(“user_id”,user_id)
const lumigo = require('@lumigo/tracer');
OR if you are using Manual Tracing:
const lumigo = require('@lumigo/tracer')({ token: '<your_lumigo_token>' });
lumigo.addExecutionTag('<key>', '<value>');
And that’s it! Your execution tags will now appear in the invocation list.
Auto execution tags from the event
To configure execution tags that will be driven directly from the event, add an environment variable to the Lambda function with the name of the relevant key. We support only the python and node runtimes.
For example, to configure an auto tag from the key product_id
, add the environment variable:
Key | Value |
---|---|
LUMIGO_AUTO_TAG | product_id |
To configure multiple auto tags, such as product_id
and source
, add:
Key | Value |
---|---|
LUMIGO_AUTO_TAG | product_id,source |
For a nested field, such as name
inside the value of the key source
, the syntax is:
Key | Value |
---|---|
LUMIGO_AUTO_TAG | source.name |
Note
Tag names must be between 1 and 70 characters.
Updated 13 days ago