Lambda preset compatibility with Node.js 24 handler requirements

Describe the feature

Problem

While currently running the project on AWS Lambda with Node.js 22 (which still supports callback-based handlers), I see the following log warning:

AWS Lambda has removed support for callback-based function handlers starting with Node.js 24. You will need to modify this function to use a supported handler signature when upgrading to Node.js 24 or later. To disable this warning, set the AWS_LAMBDA_NODEJS_DISABLE_CALLBACK_WARNING environment variable. For more information see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/nodejs-handler.html.

Question / Request

Is there a plan to update the AWS Lambda preset for future compatibility with Node.js 24+, where callback-based handlers will no longer be supported? If there are migration steps or timelines already planned, please provide details. Otherwise, it would be helpful to clarify if such a migration will occur before Node.js 24 becomes the default on AWS Lambda.

Additional information

• Would you be willing to help implement this feature?

Start by locating the AWS Lambda preset and its callback-based handler implementation, then review the AWS Lambda Node.js handler requirements linked in the issue for Node.js 24. Done should mean the preset is compatible with Node.js 24+ without callback-based handler warnings, with migration guidance or a documented timeline if implementation is not yet planned.