This project demonstrates the implementation of callback pattern in AWS Stepfunctions with Lambda
AWS Step Function allows us to coordinates various components in AWS using visual workflows.
Make sure you experiment this under AWS free tier and delete the resources after you use it. Else you would be charged for the resource usage. Also this project creates a slave instance for an RDS database. Doing this will exceed the free tier limit and it will cost you. Exclude the slave creation step if you want to avoid the costs.
This project is almost similar in use case with my other project https://github.com/epraveenns/AWS-CloudFormation-Lambda
Build:
- Install serverless framework using
npm install -g serverless - Switch to this project directory and do
mvn clean install - Run
serverless deploycommand. This will take care of launching all the lambda and the required permissions to run the lambda. See serverless.yaml - Go to AWS Console > Create State Machine > Standard. Under definition, give the content as given in the file StepFunction.json. Skip the slave creation step if needed.
- Click Next
- Give a name for state machine and select 'create new role' under Permissions.
Run:
- Go to the newly created step function > Start Execution > Give input as given in the file Input
- Click on Start Execution and workflow will start
Medium post link : https://medium.com/@epraveenns/aws-step-function-call-back-pattern-using-aws-lambda-569678b0e02c
Note : The RDS Database that will be created will have a default security group as we are not configuring any security group for it. That security group should be configured to allow incoming requests from Lambda or else Lambda cannot connect to the RDS instance. This can be done either by allowing all traffic from any network into the security group (Not recommended for serious use cases) or else by configuring a VPC for lambda, RDS and Stepfunction which is not covered in this project.