A simple set of scripts for generating scaffolding for AWS Lambda Functions.

The script in this folder will generate the scaffolding for a Rust Lambda function that is ready to be compiled for aarch64.

The scaffolding includes:

• an edit to the Cargo.toml that will aid compiling
• a script to compile the code for aarch64
• a script to create a new lambda function with the name you supply in the first argument
• a script to update that lambda function using the name that you supply in the first argument
• a folder for your modules with the name that you supply in the optional second argument

• Rust/rustup
• Cargo Lambda
• Docker
• Cross
• AWS CLI
• aarch64-unknown-linux-musl toolchain for rustup

• Ensure that you have the dependencies installed. Feel free to ask Chat GPT for assistance.
• Make sure it's executable with sudo chmod +x ./create_lambda.sh
• Configure the AWS CLI
• Create an IAM Role for the lambda function(s)
• Copy the arn for that IAM Role and insert it into line 75 of create_lambda.sh
• Once you are ready, place this scripting folder in the folder you want your Rust functions to be in.

You will probably need to comment out line 57 of create_lambda.sh, and then uncomment line 59.

Navigate to this folder and call it with ./create_lambda.sh "your_lambda_name" "your_modules_folder_name"

The modules folder name is optional.

This script will make a directory in the parent folder of /scripting/.

All you gotta do is call ./build.sh,

All you gotta do is call ./deploy.sh, but you have to configure the AWS CLI prior to using it. Also, be sure to set the Lambda's IAM Role on line 75 of create_lambda.sh.

If there's a vim output showing up after calling this script, you can close it with q.

All you gotta do is call ./update_func.sh

If there's a vim output showing up after calling this script, you can close it with q.