Working around AWS Lambda space limitations
There are certain limitations when using AWS lambda.
1) The total size of your uncompressed code and dependencies should be less than 250MB.
2) The size of your zipped code and dependencies should be less than 75MB.
3) The total fixed size of all function packages in a region should not exceed 75GB.
If you are exceeding the limit, try finding smaller libraries with less dependencies or breaking your functionality in to multiple micro services rather than building code which does all the work for you. This way you don't have to include every library in each function. Hope this helps.
I am doing an example of a Simple Linear Regression in Python and I want to make use of Lambda functions to make it work on AWS so that I could interface it with Alexa. The problem is my Python package is 114 MB. I have tried to separate the package and the code so that I have two lambda functions but to no avail. I have tried every possible way on the internet.  
Is there any way I could upload the packages on S3 and read it from there like how we read csv's from S3 using boto3 client?