Need to code AWS lambda function with S3 triggers

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I need to code the entire Lambda function creation which can be used to deploy the solution to various environments using github.



Currently my lambda function (.py) is in a script. But the S3 trigger is currently added only through AWS console.



How do i add the event trigger either on S3 bucket or in Lambda function through scripting? I am not allowed to use AWS console, but still want to use the lambda triggers.



THere has to be a way but i can't find a working solution. Any help is really appreciated.






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I need to code the entire Lambda function creation which can be used to deploy the solution to various environments using github.



Currently my lambda function (.py) is in a script. But the S3 trigger is currently added only through AWS console.



How do i add the event trigger either on S3 bucket or in Lambda function through scripting? I am not allowed to use AWS console, but still want to use the lambda triggers.



THere has to be a way but i can't find a working solution. Any help is really appreciated.






python amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-lambda







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I need to code the entire Lambda function creation which can be used to deploy the solution to various environments using github.



Currently my lambda function (.py) is in a script. But the S3 trigger is currently added only through AWS console.



How do i add the event trigger either on S3 bucket or in Lambda function through scripting? I am not allowed to use AWS console, but still want to use the lambda triggers.



THere has to be a way but i can't find a working solution. Any help is really appreciated.






python amazon-web-services amazon-s3 aws-lambda







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I need to code the entire Lambda function creation which can be used to deploy the solution to various environments using github.



Currently my lambda function (.py) is in a script. But the S3 trigger is currently added only through AWS console.



How do i add the event trigger either on S3 bucket or in Lambda function through scripting? I am not allowed to use AWS console, but still want to use the lambda triggers.



THere has to be a way but i can't find a working solution. Any help is really appreciated.






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  • You should check AWS CloudFormation
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You should check AWS CloudFormation
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You should check AWS CloudFormation
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Serverless Framework is what I use, it's simple to build complex services with aws resources and events. Have a look at https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/events/s3/



This is all you need:



functions:

  users:

    handler: mypythonfilename.handler

    events:

      - s3:

          bucket: mybucketname

          event: s3:ObjectCreated:*


It basically builds the CloudFormation for you, and deploys the lambda with the serverless deploy command.






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    Serverless Framework is what I use, it's simple to build complex services with aws resources and events. Have a look at https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/events/s3/



    This is all you need:



    functions:
    
  users:
    
    handler: mypythonfilename.handler
    
    events:
    
      - s3:
    
          bucket: mybucketname
    
          event: s3:ObjectCreated:*


    It basically builds the CloudFormation for you, and deploys the lambda with the serverless deploy command.






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      Serverless Framework is what I use, it's simple to build complex services with aws resources and events. Have a look at https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/events/s3/



      This is all you need:



      functions:
      
  users:
      
    handler: mypythonfilename.handler
      
    events:
      
      - s3:
      
          bucket: mybucketname
      
          event: s3:ObjectCreated:*


      It basically builds the CloudFormation for you, and deploys the lambda with the serverless deploy command.






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        Serverless Framework is what I use, it's simple to build complex services with aws resources and events. Have a look at https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/events/s3/



        This is all you need:



        functions:
        
  users:
        
    handler: mypythonfilename.handler
        
    events:
        
      - s3:
        
          bucket: mybucketname
        
          event: s3:ObjectCreated:*


        It basically builds the CloudFormation for you, and deploys the lambda with the serverless deploy command.






        share|improve this answer












        Serverless Framework is what I use, it's simple to build complex services with aws resources and events. Have a look at https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/events/s3/



        This is all you need:



        functions:
        
  users:
        
    handler: mypythonfilename.handler
        
    events:
        
      - s3:
        
          bucket: mybucketname
        
          event: s3:ObjectCreated:*


        It basically builds the CloudFormation for you, and deploys the lambda with the serverless deploy command.







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