<p>you can change the trigger working process and rewrite and re schedule the process. Which the way you want.
it will work.</p>

<p>Hope it helps.</p>

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2020-03-13T15:20:04.430Z
you should be able to find it under Lambda->function->(your lambda name) now under Designer tab you should see triggers. Click on one and under it you should see a disabled sliding button
user1655072
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2020-07-18T06:02:22.767Z
Is there a way to do this enable/disable of trigger by any API/program?
Sankalp Kotewar
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2021-02-07T08:03:01.290Z
ideally one could make it "sleep/inactive" with one click in the console. I didn't finy any such option whatsoever.
safex
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2018-11-02T16:41:24.383Z
and how to do so ?
Pierre.Vriens
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2018-11-02T12:29:11.890Z
2018-11-02T12:29:11.890Z
Dinesh Chowdary
<p>Is there a way to undeploy or deactivate an AWS Lambda or must I either implement it myself or delete and later redeploy it to achieve the desired state? What I would like is similar to just "undeploying it" so that it can be deployed again later. </p>

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2018-11-02T11:13:42.510Z
I'm unsure I get you, the lambda being deployed doesn't mean it will run unless scheduled or triggered by an event, so if you just want it to sit there you should just remove the event firing it
Tensibai
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2018-11-02T19:05:12.013Z
@Tensibai It is scheduled.
Niklas Rosencrantz
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Undeploy or deactivate an AWS Lambda
Niklas Rosencrantz
# Undeploy or deactivate an AWS Lambda

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-11-02)

Is there a way to undeploy or deactivate an AWS Lambda or must I either implement it myself or delete and later redeploy it to achieve the desired state? What I would like is similar to just "undeploying it" so that it can be deployed again later.

**Tags:** aws-lambda

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I'm unsure I get you, the lambda being deployed doesn't mean it will run unless scheduled or triggered by an event, so if you just want it to sit there you should just remove the event firing it  
> **username_0**: @username_1 It is scheduled.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2018-11-02. Score: 3 | Accepted answer

you can change the trigger working process and rewrite and re schedule the process. Which the way you want.
it will work.

Hope it helps.

> **Comments:**
> **username_6**: and how to do so ?  
> **username_3**: you should be able to find it under Lambda->function->(your lambda name) now under Designer tab you should see triggers. Click on one and under it you should see a disabled sliding button  
> **username_4**: Is there a way to do this enable/disable of trigger by any API/program?  
> **username_5**: ideally one could make it "sleep/inactive" with one click in the console. I didn't finy any such option whatsoever.  

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