I have a setup where there is a node.js application that writes to a kinesis stream using putRecords for two items. The kinesis stream feeds a Lambda function that is configured with an eventSourceMapping with a batch size of 1. However, when I debug what the Records Kinesis feeds the lambda for an invocation, I see that the lambda is processing two records. Both of these records are on the same shard and have a sequence number which is pretty close.

The interesting thing is that if I switch the node.js published to use putRecord instead of putRecords, the kinesis records have a slightly farther apart sequence number and the lambda is fed the records individually.

The java code to configure the event source mapping
```
        AWSLambdaAsync lambdaClient = AWSResourceFactory.getLambdaClient();
        CreateEventSourceMappingRequest request = new CreateEventSourceMappingRequest();
        request.setEventSourceArn(kinesisArn);
        request.setFunctionName(functionName);
        request.setEnabled(true);
        request.setStartingPosition(EventSourcePosition.TRIM_HORIZON);
        request.setBatchSize(1);
        lambdaClient.createEventSourceMapping(request);
```

The localstack lambda output that shows multiple records being read at a time:

```
{
	"Records": [{
		"eventID": "shardId-000000000000:49593014281924840790139112603493819506073986345293840386",
		"eventSourceARN": "arn:aws:kinesis:us-east-1:000000000000:stream/MyStream",
		"kinesis": {
			"partitionKey": "ed0f756b97234f4fae9e3d1a886b8fbc",
			"data": "myData1",
			"sequenceNumber": "49593014281924840790139112603493819506073986345293840386"
		}
	}, {
		"eventID": "shardId-000000000000:49593014281924840790139112603495028431893600974468546562",
		"eventSourceARN": "arn:aws:kinesis:us-east-1:000000000000:stream/MyStream",
		"kinesis": {
			"partitionKey": "abee63a9299385699d65e89a290a9065",
			"data": "myData2",
			"sequenceNumber": "49593014281924840790139112603495028431893600974468546562"
		}
	}]
}
```

}
    iam_client.create_policy(PolicyName=POLICY_NAME_PATTERN % function,
        PolicyDocument=json.dumps(policy), Description='Policy for Lambda function "%s"' % function)
    result = {'Statement': sid}
    return jsonify(result)
@app.route('%s/functions/<function>/policy/<statement>' % PATH_ROOT, methods=['DELETE'])
def remove_permission(function, statement):
    qualifier = request.args.get('Qualifier')
    iam_client = aws_stack.connect_to_service('iam')
    policy = get_lambda_policy(function)
    if not policy:
        return error_response('Unable to find policy for Lambda function "%s"' % function,
            404, error_type='ResourceNotFoundException')
    iam_client.delete_policy(PolicyArn=policy['PolicyArn'])
    result = {
        'FunctionName': function,
        'Qualifier': qualifier,
        'StatementId': policy['Statement'][0]['Sid'],
    }
    return jsonify(result)
@app.route('%s/functions/<function>/policy' % PATH_ROOT, methods=['GET'])
def get_policy(function):
    policy = get_lambda_policy(function)
    if not policy:
        return error_response('The resource you requested does not exist.',
            404, error_type='ResourceNotFoundException')
    return jsonify({'Policy': json.dumps(policy), 'RevisionId': 'test1234'})
@app.route('%s/functions/<function>/invocations' % PATH_ROOT, methods=['POST'])
def invoke_function(function):
    """ Invoke an existing function