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Nowadays with arm64 becoming more and more popular and actually being the cheaper choice on AWS, it should be documented; i.e. building this on Apple Silicon as-is and using the given docs, you'd provide a arm64 Lambda, but w/o explicit --architecturesoption it will be invoked with a x86 runtime, which of course does not work.
Minor stuff is, that the provided example for the JSON message is actually not valid JSON, although you actually get the result, when invoked, this should be made clearer.
There are other things, which could be improved, but those were some blockers I came across and they should be fixed.
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Great work, however I came across some problems, when using this. Seems like some time has passed in AWS land. :)
provided
runtime anymore, proper options are now:prodived.al2023
orprovided.al2
see -> https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/lambda-runtimes.html--payload
-> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60310607/amazon-aws-cli-not-allowing-valid-json-in-payload-parameterarm64
becoming more and more popular and actually being the cheaper choice on AWS, it should be documented; i.e. building this on Apple Silicon as-is and using the given docs, you'd provide aarm64
Lambda, but w/o explicit--architectures
option it will be invoked with ax86
runtime, which of course does not work.Minor stuff is, that the provided example for the JSON message is actually not valid JSON, although you actually get the result, when invoked, this should be made clearer.
There are other things, which could be improved, but those were some blockers I came across and they should be fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: