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handler (string) в€’ This is the name of the handler where the lambda code execution will start. It will have the permission as per the role specified. role(string) в€’ This will be the name of the lambda policy ie the role to be given to the lambda function for accessing other services. The details of the runtime are as given below в€’ Options available runtime(string) в€’ Here you need to specify the runtime environment ie the language selection. function-name (string) в€’ This takes the name of the function. Various options that you can use with the functions above are as follows в€’ The list of commands that you can use with create-function is given here в€’ Note that the function name is case-sensitive. If the function to be created already exists, the api will fail.

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The code needs to be given in zip format. This api will create a new lambda function. Now, let us discuss these commands one by one in detail. Update-function-configuration -function-name Get-function-configuration -function-name Name of aws cli commandД¬reate-function -function-name -runtime -role -handler The following table will give command references available to work with aws cli. Secret access key в€’ aJuirCVtnROUN/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYExampleKEY Reference Commands for AWS CLIS Your credentials will look like as shown below в€’ Add user with details as asked.ДЄdd the user and to get the access key and secret key.

Now, click My Security Credentials and select users from left side. Go to you Account name at top right corner as shown в€’ You can obtain these details from your aws console. You can use the following command for this purpose в€’ДЇor this purpose, it requires details such as в€’ awscli-bundle/install -i /usr/local/aws -b /usr/local/bin/aws Then, use following commands for further installation processes в€’ It displays the details of aws-cli version as shown in the following screenshot в€’ For Linux / MacДЇor installing on Linux and Mac, you need Python 2.6.3 or higher verison of it. Once done, you can use the following command on the command prompt, to see if aws cli is installed в€’

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Next, set the Environment path in windows as shown in the screenshots below в€’ Once you choose corresponding link and click it, you can find a Window as shown here в€’

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For WindowsД¬heck your Windows configuration and choose one of the following links for installing AWS CLI MSI в€’ДЇor Windows 64 bit в€’ AWS CLI MSI install for windows (64bit)ДЇor Windows 32 bit в€’ AWS CLI MSI install for windows (32)

Follow the steps given and observe corresponding screenshots wherever attached. This section will guide you through the installation of AWS CLI on various operating systems. In this chapter, you will discuss about installation and usage of AWS CLI in detail. We can use it to create, update, delete, invoke aws lambda function. Monitoring and TroubleShooting using CloudwatchДЄWS CLI is a command line tool which helps to work with AWS services.Lambda Function with Custom User Applications.

AWS Executing & Invoking Lambda Function.

Creating & Deploying using Serverless Framework.

If your issue is the second one and you don't want to do the complex solution suggested in (1), you should configure the AWS credentials for each of the users.

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configure the AWS credentials for the root user by running sudo -i and then aws configure from withing a fully initialized root session, then make sure that all your scripts use a full root session (use #!/bin/bash -l as the shebang).

I suspect the problem is that you either invoke your script in a way that forces initialization of the session, such as bash -l - in which case AWS CLI will try to use the credentials of the root user or you run your script from a user other than the one where you set up the AWS credentials and you expect that because you both use sudo it will get the same credentials (which is not the case as we demonstrated). So at this point, you should be able to run sudo aws and it will work fine - AWS CLI will use your current user's AWS credentials. You can check this by running aws configure as a normal user, typing in a key, then running sudo aws configure and you will be able to see that the default value would be the key that you just put in. Normally when you use sudo, it doesn't change the value of the $HOME environment variable and so the AWS credentials file will be generated in the same location. AWS CLI configured your credentials in $HOME/.aws/credentials.

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