aws-lambda

问题 I am new to AWS Lambda and I am trying to implement a Lambda function that receives a POST request containing data encoded as multipart/form-data. The message is received through the API Gateway using Lambda Proxy integration and the body is encoded in Base64 when it arrives to the Lambda function. After decoding it manually, I see it contains a multipart body like the following: -----WebKitFormBoundary3EZ0C3tbP2JpAmz4 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="param1" value1 ----

问题 I am new to AWS Lambda and I am trying to implement a Lambda function that receives a POST request containing data encoded as multipart/form-data. The message is received through the API Gateway using Lambda Proxy integration and the body is encoded in Base64 when it arrives to the Lambda function. After decoding it manually, I see it contains a multipart body like the following: -----WebKitFormBoundary3EZ0C3tbP2JpAmz4 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="param1" value1 ----

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I run a service on my EC2 instance and I want to setup an inbound rule that only allows my lambda function to access it. The security group allows me to restrict access by a specific IP, but I don't think that lambda functions have a specific IP assigned. Is there a way to do what I want? 回答1: If you are enabling VPC access for your Lambda function, as per this blog post, then you will create a security group for your Lambda functions to use within your VPC. All you need to do at that point

问题 I have been working on integrating an Amazon Lambda function with connection to a RDS for the mySQL DB and an external API. To access the API, there needed to be an internet gateway and then security groups that allowed connection from 0.0.0.0/0 . I have a a public subnet and private subnet. The public subnet routes to the internet gateway but the private subnet routes to a NAT. This lead me to think that if I ran the Lambda function with the Public subnet, it would connect to the internet.