How to locally trigger aws Lambda function?

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I have a Greengrass Core device and on it I deployed a simple Lambda function but I don't know how to locally trigger it. Is it even possible?

I am looking for a command line call, something like this: "aws lambda invoke --function-name my-math-function --payload '{"action": "square","number": 3}' output.txt" but this one triggers a lambda function that is defined in the cloud. I want to trigger my locally running lambda (deployed as a component in greengrass).

dossani · Accepted Answer · 2021-04-24 18:40:04Z

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You can manage AWS Greengrass Lambda functions with AWS Serverless Application Model(SAM). Please refer to the link here: Managing Greengrass Lambda Code With AWS SAM

You can invoke your function locally by using the sam local invoke command

answered Apr 24, 2021 at 18:40

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dossani Over a year ago

Great, glad that it worked for you. Can you accept is as an answer?

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