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Expand Up @@ -85,6 +85,9 @@ Add your Atlas URI as follows, ensuring that your database username and password

![AWS Lambda Function Environment Variables](./readme-images/atlas-uri-env-var.png)

Navigate to **Code** tab, modify the code source to remove (or comment out) the rows for the definitions of `username` `password` and `atlas_uri`, then assign `ATLAS_URI` to `atlas_uri` using `atlas_uri = os.environ.get("ATLAS_URI")`:
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The instructions suggest using os.environ.get("ATLAS_URI"), but they don’t mention ensuring os is imported in lambda_function.py. Consider adding a short note to import os (if it isn’t already) to avoid a runtime NameError.

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Navigate to **Code** tab, modify the code source to remove (or comment out) the rows for the definitions of `username` `password` and `atlas_uri`, then assign `ATLAS_URI` to `atlas_uri` using `atlas_uri = os.environ.get("ATLAS_URI")`:
Navigate to **Code** tab, modify the code source to remove (or comment out) the rows for the definitions of `username` `password` and `atlas_uri`. Ensure that `os` is imported at the top of `lambda_function.py` (add `import os` if it is not already there), then assign `ATLAS_URI` to `atlas_uri` using `atlas_uri = os.environ.get("ATLAS_URI")`:

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This sentence is a bit unclear/grammatically off: consider using “lines” (instead of “rows”), and add commas between the inline identifiers (e.g., username, password, and atlas_uri) to improve readability.

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Navigate to **Code** tab, modify the code source to remove (or comment out) the rows for the definitions of `username` `password` and `atlas_uri`, then assign `ATLAS_URI` to `atlas_uri` using `atlas_uri = os.environ.get("ATLAS_URI")`:
Navigate to the **Code** tab and modify the code source to remove (or comment out) the lines defining `username`, `password`, and `atlas_uri`, then assign `ATLAS_URI` to `atlas_uri` using `atlas_uri = os.environ.get("ATLAS_URI")`:

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![Modify AWS code source](./readme-images/aws_code_source_modification.png)

Note the **Function URL** from the top right of the page. This is your `LAMBDA_FUNCTION_URL`.

### Adding Secrets
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