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connector-proxy-lambda-demo
Demo showing how a serverless connector proxy could be deployed as an AWS Lambda Function for use by Spiff Arena.
Requires docker and docker compose.
To deploy from the AWS Lambda Console:
In the root of this project run:
make zip
Create a new lambda function with a publicly available function url. Choose upload from zip and select connector_proxy_lambda_demo.zip from the root directory of this demo. Click on the function url link above the code editor and your connector proxy is live.
For more information and details about how to integrate with SpiffArena please see the Deployment and Integration Guide.
Local Testing
make start
Will start the lambda development server locally on port 9000. Two example requests are baked in to the Makefile.
make request-index
make request-commands
These will confirm the lambda function is responding correctly locally. When done:
make stop
If you just want to build the docker image:
make build
I have not gone through the motions yet of uploading to ECR/configuring a lamba with the container image.
Some notes
This is a demo and only has an http get and post connector currently. If this were used outside of a demo it would be nice to be able to opt out of the flask portions of spiffworkflow-proxy or extract the PluginService to reduce the deployment size. It would also be beneficial to extract the lambda routing logic into its own package.