Install Python Dependency and Libraries on AWS Lambda

[@vitorcavalcante8495]

I watch similar videos on the topic but your pip install command was the only one that actually worked thanks for the video!

[@gameplayspecx7129]

I have no words to express how i feel now. Thank you so much! I had the same problem, but i was working with Python 3.12 and the module was requests. I just changed the version in the command and run it, after that i just uploaded the zip and it's working as expected.

[@AlfonsoLopez-l9h]

thank you so much for this video. Like some comments below, your video was the only one that worked for me. You kept it nice and simple. Thanks!!

[@BrajBliss]

I can't thank you enough man, I spent hours on this sh!t and this is the only solution that worked thank you so much! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

[@sachinbaghel6225]

Thank you very much for your assistance

[@Neil-w2n]

Nice video. Thanks.

[@ameyachavan8849]

This helped me, thanks

[@noelperezperez]

It seems that the console won't allow us to edit the code if we use this approach. Is there an alternative that would allow us to edit the code post the zip upload?

[@AjishPrabhakar]

Excellent. Also, what about packaging the wand libraries similar to this ? I had a hard time on setting this up in the lambda, but didn't get it succeeded.

[@NKTStudios]

Hi @AjishPrabhakar, do you mean Wand the ctypes-based simple ImageMagick binding for Python?

[@AjishPrabhakar]

@@NKTStudios not ctype based. Anyway thanks for your response. I got my problem solved. Your video helped me to get a better solution for my problem. Thanks

[@danna_taylor1313]

can this be used to create a new layer?