CI/CD from GitHub to AWS Lambda (i.e., automatically update lambda function code) with CodeBuild

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[@chenjia4693]

Really helpful, this is the easiest way I've seen so far to deploy a lambda from GitHub

[@masterme4857]

You've nailed it bro! absolutely straight to the point and very useful. This was exactly what I needed to see how we can commit lambda to github and deploy it in aws.

[@johnaroach]

You could have probably dragged this out for hours but you did this in 11 mins. Thank you, very helpful!

[@FelixYu]

Thank you. My goal is to make my videos concise. Glad that u found it helpful 👍

[@aakashkag5239]

Thank you so much. It helps me a lot to understand and visualize the entire CICD Concept 😀

[@FelixYu]

Glad that u found it helpful mate!!

[@yogi5646]

Great tutorial Brother, crystal clear & to the point 😇

[@FelixYu]

thank you. glad that it helped

[@jaboneros7540]

Thank you for this video, got it to work on an organization GitHub account with private repo

[@clivebird5729]

So helpful Felix. This is so amazing. Many thanks.

[@FelixYu]

Glad that it’s helpful :)

[@Jupitor108]

Great tutorial video, Thank you!!

[@vrindavaneshwari_ju_ki_kripa]

Thanks bro that was very much helpful

[@V190r]

Thank you! This was great

[@hosseinheydari8530]

Well done buddy!

[@FelixYu]

Thanks man!!

[@santoshkumbhar4354]

I liked it....thanks...very helpful

[@FelixYu]

Glad it was helpful!

[@balaveeraraghavareddy9764]

Nice tutorial, How will you give iam roles to that lambda, how will you update lambda layer if you are using

[@chakreshbhandari4583]

Thanks, this was super useful. Can you help me with one question? If I use terraform to provision lambda it causes timestamp mismatch and it deploys lambda again when I do terraform apply. I can run codebuild again to package and deploy the latest code in lambda but is there any way to avoid this.

[@mkthakral]

It would be great if you could extend this for whole pipeline including Codesource and deploy

[@mateusmoutinho5880]

Nice tutorial man, you made my boss impreessed, now he thinks I'm genius kkkk

[@FelixYu]

Haha that’s great 😄 glad that u found it helpful!!

[@pedarayududola1672]

Thank you very much for your efforts! Could you also make a video for CI/CD from GitHub to AWS lambda function using docker??

[@boscarayala8842]

Felix, which s/w do you use to draw the architecture diagrams ?

[@FelixYu]

I just used google slide to make them

[@jonesthomas7793]

Hi Felix, I have multiple lambda functions as separate folder in a single git repo, how to deploy all githu folders to multiple lambda functions?

[@gpet2184]

Great Video dude... Looking forward for your more videos which is GitOps

[@FelixYu]

Thanks man!!

[@gpet2184]

@@FelixYu dude, how about if we have to reupload the function because there is a changes of the code, do you have a video for that? your response really appreciated man.

[@FelixYu]

@@gpet2184 if there is a change in the lambda code, u can just make the change and push it to github, and it will automatically trigger CodeBuild to update the lambda function!!!! thats because in 7:15 of the video, we specified it to trigger CodeBuild every time we push a new commit to the github repo

[@gpet2184]

@@FelixYu Thanks a lot for your immediate response, one last thing how about if I have a new function to make, I am not pretty sure about the configuration in iam-policy, especially the resource what I must to do, becuase what I think is I have to add a resource statement, right? --> "Resource": "arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:your-aws-account-number:function:your-lambda-function-name"... Very thankful for your response :)

[@FelixYu]

@@gpet2184 u will need to add the "lambda:CreateFunction" to the Action list of the IAM policy..and then in the buildspec.yml file u needa add this comment to create it aws lambda create-function --function-name my-new-function-name --zip-file fileb://my-deployment-package.zip --handler lambda_function.lambda_handler --runtime python3.8 --role arn:aws:iam::your-account-id:role/my-lambda-role i would recommend u just create the new function manually on the aws console thou

[@rashmil737]

Hi Felix, just want to know if its possible in similar way to automatically deploy lambda from AWS code commit as well? i can just see how to add code commit trigger in lambda

[@santoshkumbhar4354]

Subscribed

[@user-no3rx5cd1k]

Awesome

[@FelixYu]

Glad that u found it helpful!!

[@vasanthkumar-sb5jm]

thanks😇

[@veenak108]

How can we use cloudformation to spin infra (lambda) rather than creating it manually ?

[@joxa6119]

This much easier than building Docker container for CI/CD on Lambda.

[@FelixYu]

Glad that u found it helpful!!

[@Barbero3]

"Primary source webhook events" has changed and is not an option when creating the codebuild. In details, i'm not able to create a webhook like you did in this tutorial. Could this be the reason why the codebuilder is not responding when I push my code into my repo?

[@FelixYu]

under "Source", u have to choose "Repository in my GitHub account" in order for "Webhook" to show up under the "Primary source webhook events" section

[@rashmil2685]

Instead of github if we use code commit as repository is it same procedure?

[@MueezKhan1]

Thanks!

[@FelixYu]

Glad u found it helpful!!

[@syedashraf6687]

I have a GitHub repo which contains multiple lambda functions code inside. I'm looking for a way to update my lambda function automatically whenever there is any change in the particular lambda function code. Is there any method to achieve this ?

[@lordshabazz9228]

in the JSON file what code came after the 33rd line of code?

[@Hinotengu]

Your JSON copy and paste didn’t work for me. I’m on windows so i’m not sure if that makes a difference but my visual editor on my CodeBuild function says to “specify resource ATN for the PutFunctionConcurrency and 9 more actions. One or more actions may not support this resource.”

[@Chuukwudi]

Any reasons you chose codebuild and not github actions ?

[@madantata]

thank you very much for clear , useful one . i have a git repo with multiple lambda functions , I am able to zip but unable to deploy to S3 and lambda functions , any insight will be useful , Thanks in advance

[@FelixYu]

the first thing i can think of is that make sure the iam role that is attached to CodeBuild has permission to both S3 and lambda. does it give u an error message when u look at the logs? this video only shows how to modify lambda via codebuild. here is a video for uploading to s3 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d362lYBomc-Sm6s

[@syedashraf6687]

@madantata did you find any solution for this ? I'm also looking for a solution for this requirement

[@buffalo9049]

thank you. is that work for java springboot?

[@ndelucien8194]

HI, I'm facing a lil issue. The code deploy works and everything shows successful but when i try to access the port, it does not connect. i changed the port in the files and added as a custom tcp, still didn't work. so where do i check the server logs, so that i can be able to debug this problem

[@AyushMilan-INADEV]

How can I do the same thing to multiple lambda functions store din one repo

[@Chris-kt9vr]

Why not use the SAM cli command: "sam pipeline init --bootstrap"?

[@daianalogy]

How to deploy from CodeCommit?

[@rakeshkushwaha9715]

I followed video. On Push action to Github codebuild is completing successfully but is' not updating lambda function. any hint where i should check ?

[@alexander_ci]

If your Lambda needs to build (like typescript), you’ll need that step since Lambda will point to your JS handler, not TS

[@arunmathuria321]

can we put code from git to lambda directly without using code Build or any other service

[@FelixYu]

Hmm I don’t think there’s any way to do that without other services….if it’s possible, it would be a feature within lambda and lambda currently doesn’t have that feature yet!!

[@arunmathuria321]

@@FelixYu thanks

[@Akashdeep-bn2pf]

Can you please share me buildspec file where i can use codebuild ,s3 bucket and aws lambda with environment value . So i can pass password before deployment to aws lambda function for node js application

[@FelixYu]

here are my other two vids where i talked abt how to use codebuild to deploy lambda functions and upload to s3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d56ri6uLgcifgrM kzbin.info/www/bejne/d362lYBomc-Sm6s

[@adarshsynergy6413]

very nice tutorial how can i place my c# code to lambda in the same manner

[@FelixYu]

i am not familiar with c# but u would just replace the build commands with the ones that are specifically for c#

[@adarshsynergy6413]

@@FelixYu this was really helpful thank you so much

[@ravikiranradhakrishnan7799]

I got this error in code build in Installation , COMMAND_EXECUTION_ERROR: Error while executing command: pip install -r requirements.txt -t lib. Reason: exit status 1 How to get over this?

[@kirityrapuru]

maybe check requirements.txt file did you use pandas==1.2.1. You need two equalto signs not one. Else, enable the CloudWatch logs for the CodeBuild project. Then you can see the full logs

[@Open-Media]

Frankly speaking, got confused. In cicd pipeline we update a source and push to github and that will automatically deploy to the target and becomes available there. But here, I saw python code, yml file, Lamda function, etc. which is for which purpose, could not understand.

[@indomie6384]

if i can use aws lambda update-function-code --function-name github-to-lambda-demo --zip file fileb://deployment_package.zip command, then what is the purpose of using codedeploy and codepipeline? because it seems like you bypass those