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In the AWS Lambda Web Console, there is a list of Lambda "Applications". It is not the same as the list of CloudFormation stacks.
I have long wondered what one does to cause a Lambda to be part of an "Application" and how AWS is able to retrieve a list of these "Lambda Applications".
This would be useful if one wanted to programmatically generate dashboards, among other things.
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I think we can tag the lambda application with a desired cloudformation stack.
When we tag with the key,aws:cloudformation:your-stack-name ,it can associate the lambda with a particular CloudFormation stack.
I believe running this in the AWS CLI will tag the lambda to an existing cloudformation stack.
aws lambda tag-resource \
--resource "arn:aws:lambda:::function " \
--tags aws:cloudformation:your-stack-name=