v.0.34.0
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Improvements:
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    #) [LUNA-7660] Added an example of a `standalone lambda <../standalone.html#standalone-lambda-examples>`_ with parsing multipart input with 2 images and json.

    #) [LUNA-7682] A new `client <../luna_clients.html#lambdas-internal-api-client>`_ has been added to lambdas, allowing it to
       interact with other lambdas through both lambdaId and lambdaName. For interaction via the lambda name,
       when it is created, 2 services are now created in k8s. You can, see examples `here <../standalone.html?#standalone-lambda-examples>`_.

    #) [LUNA-8232] Added new setting `LAMBDA_RESOURCE_LIMITS` that specify available resources
       per namespace.
       Added new parameter `check_resources` to 
       `lambda creation <../_static/api.html#operation/createLambda>`_, `lambda update <../_static/api.html#operation/putLambda>`_ and 
       `lambda import <../_static/api.html#operation/importLambda>`_ requests. If this parameter is on, then before lambda deployment there will be check of 
       requested resources from `deploy_parameters` field against limits from `LAMBDA_RESOURCE_LIMITS` setting. If reqested resources exceed limits error will be raised.
       Added new route `lambda resources <../_static/api.html#operation/getLambdaResources>`_ which shows available resources per namespace.

       See more at `lambda resources <../lambda_resources.html>`_

Bugs fixed:
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    #) [LUNA-7682] fixed the behavior when the `update lambda <../_static/api.html#operation/updateLambda>`_ changed the lambda name

    #) [LUNA-8278] The `retransmission_fallback` is now properly work for lambda of `agent` type. 

       **Note: propper work of `retransmission_fallback` requires adjustment of a few kernel parameters on k8s node level: **

        - `fs.inotify.max_user_instances` - 1280
        - `fs.inotify.max_user_watches` - 655360

        Lower values could cause `retransmission_fallback` to stop working.

Migration:
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See a `migration <../migration.html>`_ manual.