My AWS Lambda occasionally fails receiving event message from Monday.com. I'm using a containerized Lambda deployment (via Docker). The flow is: There's a Monda
I'm relatively new to AWS lambda function and nodejs. I'm working on to try and get the list of 5 cities in a country by using HTTP POST request from this websi
I'm using AWS Lambda to scan data from a DynamoDB table. This is what I get in return: { "videos": [ { "file": { "S": "file1.mp4" },
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