A developer packaged a Lambda function as a .zip file and tried to upload it from the Lambda console Functions page, but the console returned an error indicating the package could not be uploaded. Which of the following methods can be used to publish the code? (Choose two.)

The console has a size limit for direct .zip file uploads. If the package exceeds this limit, uploading to S3 first and then referencing the S3 object in the Lambda console bypasses this restriction, as S3 supports much larger file sizes. Alternatively, Lambda supports deploying functions as container images. Repackaging the function as a Docker image and pushing it to ECR allows for larger deployment packages than the .zip file limits, as the container image size limits are significantly higher. Creating an AWS Support case is not a direct solution for publishing code and package size limits are typically fixed. The update-function-code command with --publish is for updating existing functions and publishing new versions, but it doesn't bypass the underlying size limits for the initial upload if the package is too large. Digitally signing the .zip file is for code integrity and trust, not for addressing package size limitations.