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AWS Program 4

This document outlines the steps to create and execute a Lambda function on AWS. It includes instructions for signing in to the AWS Management Console, creating a function, writing code, testing it locally and after deployment, and optional clean-up. The example function greets a user based on the input name provided in a test event.

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AWS Program 4

This document outlines the steps to create and execute a Lambda function on AWS. It includes instructions for signing in to the AWS Management Console, creating a function, writing code, testing it locally and after deployment, and optional clean-up. The example function greets a user based on the input name provided in a test event.

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Program 4: Writing and Executing Lambda Function.

Step 1: Sign in to the AWS Management Console


➢ Go to AWS Management Console.
➢ Sign in with your AWS account or create a new account.
Step 2: Navigate to AWS Lambda
➢ In the AWS Management Console, navigate to the "Services" dropdown and select
"Lambda" under "Compute."
Step 3: Create a Lambda Function
➢ Click on the "Create function" button.
➢ Choose "Author from scratch."
➢ Enter a name for the function (e.g., "GreetUserLambda").
➢ Choose "Python" as the runtime.
➢ Choose an existing role or create a new one with basic Lambda execution
permissions.
➢ Click on "Create function."
Step 4: Write Lambda Function Code
➢ Scroll down to the "Function code" section.
➢ Replace the default code with the following Python code:
def lambda_handler(event, context):
name = event['name'] if 'name' in event else 'Guest'
greeting = f'Hello, {name}!'
return {
'statusCode': 200,
'body': greeting
}
Step 5: Test the Lambda Function Locally
➢ Click on "Test" at the top of the Lambda console.
➢ Configure a new test event with JSON data:
{
"name": "John"
}
➢ Click on "Test" to execute the function with the test event.
➢ Verify that the output shows the expected greeting.
Step 6: Deploy the Lambda Function
➢ Click on "Deploy" to deploy the Lambda function.
Step 7: Test the Deployed Lambda Function
➢ On the Lambda function page, click on the "Test" button again.
➢ Use the same test event or create a new one.
➢ Click on "Test" to execute the function.
➢ Verify that the deployed function returns the expected greeting.
Step 8: Clean-Up (Optional)
➢ If you're done experimenting, click on "Delete function" to avoid incurring
additional charges.

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