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Running personnel-sync as a Lambda process
This personnel-sync application is a good use case for Serverless operation. As a primarily scheduled job, running it in a Serverless/Lambda environment is a great way to reduce infrastructure overhead.
Important warning
This application is configured using a config.json file that may include secrets. Be sure not to store this file in a
public repository.
Setup
The contents of this lambda-example directory are intended to downloaded/copied to your own filesystem and
repository.
After downloading the files, copy config.example.json to config.json and edit as needed. Also copy .env.example
to .env and insert AWS credentials for Serverless to use to deploy the Lambda function.
Due to dependencies on Go to build the application and Serverless to interact with AWS to create and deploy the Lambda
the easiest way to do all this is using the included Dockerfile and docker-compose.
Run make deploy. This will build the Docker image, run go get inside the container, build the Go binary, and
use Serverless to deploy the Lambda function to the default Serverless stage dev, but you can update the command in
the Makefile to change the stage as desired.
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