aws-lambda

问题 I am trying to make a response card in amazon lex to give out a response card that has a button that leads to another website. Below is the code that I have used in aws lambda python. I have published the chatbot on facebook messenger. But whenever I select the button in fb messenger, the link in the button does not seem to bring me to the website. Is there any way to make the response card button turn into hyperlink button? def location(intent_request): session_attributes = intent_request[

问题 If my Lambda function written in Python takes 1.8 seconds to initialize (during a cold start) and 400 ms to execute, am I charged for the 400 ms execution time or the entire 2.2 seconds of initialization + execution time? From X-Ray, I see: From CloudWatch logs, I see: Duration: 404.42 ms Billed Duration: 500 ms Memory Size: 448 MB Max Memory Used: 113 MB What I understand from this is that I was billed for 500ms of execution time, so does that mean code initialization (e.g. importing stuff)

问题 If my Lambda function written in Python takes 1.8 seconds to initialize (during a cold start) and 400 ms to execute, am I charged for the 400 ms execution time or the entire 2.2 seconds of initialization + execution time? From X-Ray, I see: From CloudWatch logs, I see: Duration: 404.42 ms Billed Duration: 500 ms Memory Size: 448 MB Max Memory Used: 113 MB What I understand from this is that I was billed for 500ms of execution time, so does that mean code initialization (e.g. importing stuff)

问题 I've got a AWS lambda function that takes a large array of email addresses and submits them to SES for sending. The function is invoked via a SNS subscription. It works nicely when the message's email array size is small, however when the message's email array size is large the lambda function is NOT invoked. No logging occurs.... I've confirmed that the payload is below the SNS message size required, and I've subscribed to the SNS topic via my email...this works. I get emailed the expected

问题 I have an AWS Lambda function written in python, and i need only the messages I log in CloudWatch Logs. I have tried the example given in watchtower, but it still didn't work. START RequestId: d0ba05dc-8506-11e8-82ab-afe2adba36e5 Version: $LATEST (randomiser) Hello from Lambda END RequestId: d0ba05dc-8506-11e8-82ab-afe2adba36e5 REPORT RequestId: d0ba05dc-8506-11e8-82ab-afe2adba36e5 Duration: 0.44 ms Billed Duration: 100 ms Memory Size: 128 MB Max Memory Used: 21 MB* From the above I only need

问题 We know lambdas are charged by the execution time. So now I want to connect to SQL Server DB from lambda. If I create a connection in each lambda, it would be heavy for lambda. Is there any best way to maintain my SQL connections alive in one place and will be able to use across my all lambdas. Or at least alive for one lambda for multiple executions. I know, lambdas should be treated like stateless, but still, I am looking for a better solution for this issue. I have searched over many sites

问题 Starting a few hours today, a simple curl command on Lambda is failing. Lambda environment is NodeJs 10.x (have also tried in 12.x). const { execSync } = require('child_process'); exports.handler = async (event) => { execSync('curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/images/BigBuckBunny.jpg -o /tmp/BigBuckBunny.jpg'); const response = { statusCode: 200, body: JSON.stringify('Hello from Lambda!'), }; return response; }; I get a /bin/sh curl: command not found error

问题 That's what says in AWS: The module-name.export value in your function. For example, "index.handler" calls exports.handler in index.js. And it correctly calls this function: exports.handler = (username, password) => { ... } But what if the code is like this: module.exports = (username, password) => { ... } How do I call it? Nothing I tried works like module.exports , module.handler , etc. 回答1: AWS Lambda expects your module to export an object that contains a handler function. In your Lambda

问题 That's what says in AWS: The module-name.export value in your function. For example, "index.handler" calls exports.handler in index.js. And it correctly calls this function: exports.handler = (username, password) => { ... } But what if the code is like this: module.exports = (username, password) => { ... } How do I call it? Nothing I tried works like module.exports , module.handler , etc. 回答1: AWS Lambda expects your module to export an object that contains a handler function. In your Lambda

问题 In my AWS project, I use the serverless framework to deploy lambda function and IAM roles. So I created 6 lambda functions, all using the same IAM Role below: functions: auto-delete-identity: handler: src/auto-delete-identity.handler role: arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/lambdaIAMRole name: auto-delete-identity auto-move-to-user-group: handler: src/auto-move-to-user-group.handler role: arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/lambdaIAMRole name: auto-move-to-user-group auto-validate-user-creation: