I am working on Amazon Connect application. I am using lambda for handling backend data. My requirement is to change agent status from lambda call using AWS SDK
Im running a workflow using a step function (with SAM), when I needed to send information between lambdas I've used events and everything was perfect! But now,
My Node lambda is a fairly small function in terms of what it does/lines of code. yet somehow is sitting at 18mb in size. I think this might be due to me instal
When I have my IAM Policy for my lambda execution role set to: { "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Action": [
I am trying to set up a hello world example with AWS lambda and serving it through api gateway. I clicked the "Create a Lambda Function", which set up the api g
I'm encountering a difficulty when using NLTK corpora (in particular stop words) in AWS Lambda. I'm aware that the corpora need to be downloaded and have done s
I currently have an AWS DynamoDB stream triggers a Lambda function. The Lambda function is triggered by both insert and update events in the DynamoDB. Is ther
I currently have an AWS DynamoDB stream triggers a Lambda function. The Lambda function is triggered by both insert and update events in the DynamoDB. Is ther
I am using AWS API Gateway with a proxy Lambda, when the name of the lambda function is coming as a stage variable. Meaning I have a single API integration whic
I am trying to use AWS Step Functions to trigger operations on a very large S3 file via Lambda. To do this I am invoking a step function with an input that has
I'm using the Python AWS CDK in Cloud9 and I'm deploying a simple Lambda function that is supposed to send an API request to Atlassian's API when an Object is u
I have a task that I would like to run inside a container on AWS Lambda. I know, that when using the regular function, not a container, it is possible to mount
I was able to perform the task to copy data from the source bucket to a destination bucket using lambda function, however, I got an error while executing the la
I have created an API Key and added it to my functions. I have then deployed the api and tested it but still get: "message": "Forbidden" How do I pass the api
I am running an Amazon Web Services RDS Aurora 5.6 database cluster. There are a couple of lambda's talking to these database instances, all written in python.
I have a lambda function that reads from DynamoDB and creates a large file (~500M) in /tmp that finally uploaded to s3. Once uploaded the lambda clears the file
I have a lambda function that reads from DynamoDB and creates a large file (~500M) in /tmp that finally uploaded to s3. Once uploaded the lambda clears the file
As the AWS documentation suggests: import logging logger = logging.getLogger() logger.setLevel(logging.INFO) def my_logging_handler(event, context): logger
I have an application that is distributed over two AWS accounts. One part of the application ingest data from one account into the other account. The producer
New to AWS and found it quite straightforward so far but really getting stuck packaging a lambda function. I'm using node-lambda to try and run the function bu