Lambda

Create serverless applications with Lambda.

Artifacts are assumed to be handled by the GitHub Actions pipeline and terraform-provider-vy.

• Usage
  • S3 Artifact Lambda
  • ECR Artifact Lambda
• Examples
  • Complete
  • Monorepo
  • Datadog
  • SQS
  • Provisioned concurrency
  • Legacy implementation
• Integration Modules

Usage

Remember to check out the variables and outputs to see all options.

Important

This module uses lambda aliases. Remember to use the function_qualifier instead of using the function_name to reference the lambda!

S3 Artifact Lambda

module "lambda_s3" {
  source = "github.com/nsbno/terraform-aws-lambda?ref=x.y.z"

  service_name = "get-users"

  artifact_type = "s3"
  artifact      = data.vy_lambda_artifact.this

  runtime = "python3.11"
  handler = "handler.main"

  memory = 256
}

See the full S3 artifact example here.

ECR Artifact Lambda

module "lambda_ecr" {
  source = "github.com/nsbno/terraform-aws-lambda?ref=x.y.z"

  service_name = "get-users"

  artifact_type = "ecr"
  artifact      = data.vy_lambda_artifact.this

  memory = 256
}

See the full ECR artifact example here.

Examples

These examples show you how to use this module in different configurations.

Complete

A complete example with Vy provider, ECR and S3 artifact types.

Monorepo

Managing multiple Lambda functions in a monorepo structure.

Datadog

An example with Datadog integration.

SQS

This example shows a Lambda that is triggered by an SQS queue.

Provisioned concurrency

An example with autoscaling provisioned concurrency.

Legacy implementation

If you are using version < 2.0.0 of this module, check out this example.

Integration Modules

This module has sub-modules to make integration with other AWS services easier.

SQS

This module allows you to trigger your Lambda with SQS queues.

API Gateway v2

This module allows you to trigger your Lambda with API Gateway v2