LOW

Ensure Lambda functions have tracing enabled

AWS X-Ray tracing should be enabled for Lambda functions to monitor performance and debug issues.

Security Impact

Without tracing, identifying performance bottlenecks and debugging distributed issues is difficult.

How to Remediate

Enable active tracing in Lambda function configuration: TracingConfig Mode set to Active.

Affected Resources

AWS::Lambda::Function

Compliance Frameworks

SOC 2

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Check Details

Check ID
aws-lambda-3
Service
AWS Lambda
Category
Monitoring
Severity
LOW

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