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 ## Overview
 
-Instrument your AWS Lambda applications with a Datadog Lambda Library to collect traces, enhanced metrics, and custom metrics.
+Instrument your AWS Lambda applications with a Datadog Lambda Extension to collect traces, enhanced metrics, and custom metrics. The Datadog Lambda Extension is analogous to using the Datadog Agent and Datadog tracing libraries for host-based infrastructure and applications.  
 
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@@ -25,7 +25,6 @@ Instrument your AWS Lambda applications with a Datadog Lambda Library to collect
   Agentic onboarding for Datadog Serverless is in Preview. Use your favorite AI coding tool such as Cursor or Claude to bulk-add Datadog monitoring to your Lambda functions.
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 To get started, [sign up for a Datadog account][1] if you don’t already have one. Then, follow the [in-app installation flow in Fleet Automation][8] for AWS Lambda to instrument your Lambda functions. This quick-start configuration enables your functions to send real-time metrics, logs, and traces to Datadog.
 
 A sample application is [available on GitHub][6] with instructions on how to deploy with multiple runtimes and infrastructure-as-code tools.
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 ## Instrumentation instructions
 
-You can use [remote instrumentation][5] to add instrumentation to your AWS Lambda functions and keep them instrumented securely. See [Remote instrumentation for AWS Lambda][5].
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-To instrument your functions without remote instrumentation, see detailed instrumentation instructions:
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 ## Advanced configurations