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Then, purposefully, i'm throwing an error in my_lambda function and I'm invoking the lambda asynchronously (I publish a message to SNS and then the sns invokes the lambda).
My lambda function then fails on aws, but then nothing gets enqueued in sqs. By going to aws page and checking my lambda function, i can see that the deadletter queue is correctly defined there, and it has the right permissions.
Any ideas?
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First of all, great plugin, great work!
I was wondering if anyone managed to get this working while using the
serverless-step-functions
plugin.I'm using both those plugins and unfortunately it doesn't work, so i was wondering if anyone else ran into the same issues.
What i've done:
I created an SQS queue through aws. In serverless I'm giving the permissions to my lambdas to access the SQS queue
by doing:
Then, in the functions section i'm doing:
Then, purposefully, i'm throwing an error in
my_lambda
function and I'm invoking the lambda asynchronously (I publish a message to SNS and then the sns invokes the lambda).My lambda function then fails on aws, but then nothing gets enqueued in sqs. By going to aws page and checking my lambda function, i can see that the deadletter queue is correctly defined there, and it has the right permissions.
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: