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AWS Step Functions with Lambda Tutorial | Step by Step Guide
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2019
- AWS Step functions allow developers to offload application orchestration into a fully managed AWS service. In this tutorial, I show you how to use AWS Step Functions to pass input into your lambda, and use your lambda's output to decide next steps in your Step Function's decision logic. I start out by creating the step function and attaching the required IAM role. From there I integrate with Lambda and fire some test events to verify everything is connected.
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00:19 Example Overview
01:56 Creating a Lambda Function
07:47 Creating our Step Function and State Machine
08:28 State Machine ASL Walkthrough
12:35 Invoking our Step Function with Input
13:10 Viewing our Step Function Invocation Output
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- Creating and Executing an AWS Step Function
- Amazon States Language
- IAM role for step function
- Lambda integration
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Very clear and concise ! The screens have changed a bit now in AWS Console but was still able to complete the tutorial. Thank you. Amazon ASL looks very similar to Apache Camel XML DSL.
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Just one word for you awesome!. you made the Step Function so simple. hats off to you and thank you so much :)
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I liked your videos a lot and they are very precise. Can you make a video on creating transient EMR cluster and executing steps in there using step function and how to schedule that? Thanks
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If possible, can you please cover the topic of how to run several lambda functions in parallel in state machine? Many thanks.
Thanks Lulu! I'll look into your suggestion. Cheers.
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Very intuitive video thanks!! I did notice that the message in the second function needs updating to reflect its being displayed as a result of the ProcessRefund function being called. Other than that was a great tutorial.
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Step functions are awesome, a very talented engineer on my team has successfully used them to create a schedule notification to be sent 3,5 and 10 days after a user has new activities to complete.
Our logic is that if a user does complete the action then we can shot down the step function. While if they don’t complete the action they will get the notifications that are schedule to be sent.
This feels like a nicer solution than having event bridge trigger a lambda that then queries a database to work out who needs to receive notifications.
Would love to hear your feedback on this approach.
One concern we had was user volume. Thankfully this is low so we don’t suspect that we will have 1,000 of step functions running at once. Maybe 100-400.
Stephen I don't how to thank you but your comment has just saved me, I'm building a feature & was assigned to pick either eventBridge or stepFunctions
Excellent tutorial thank you a lot.. btw I have a question regarding lambdas and image processing. When I upload the image to s3 I need to create a few ones with watermark and push to the same bucket but in another directory. For now, I do it from java app from the container, but I think it will be better to use AWS SQN on upload to push message and use lambda to work with that (it also decide problem with load balancer and concurrency). What do you think? Will, it better or not?
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Really helpful video. Can you do another one for creating a step function using CLI?
You are very welcome Upz! I'll look into doing this with the CLI. Thanks for the support!
this video has been so informative.Thanks.
Could you kindly tell me how to store the output of a model after invoking an endpoint through an AWS lambda function.
i'll appreciate your response
Hi Keith,
You could possibly pipe the resultpath object as an input to a Lambda function. You can then save the input from within the Lambda to a database.
Hope this helps.
awesome
Thanks!
Great job explaining Step Functions. I had a question about states - how do you decided whether a task requires creating a new state?
Extending your example here, imagine you wanted to store the results from the lambdas to a DB. Would you create a new state after the processPurchase/processRefund state, or use the existing ones?
One advantage of creating another state would be that it makes each step clearer. One disadvantage would be that we'd need to potentially set up another lambda. Are there other things to consider when creating new states?
Another question: can we invoke multiple lambdas within a state?
Hi Mohammad, great questions.
Regarding your first about deciding whether a task requires a new state. I think the correct answer here depends on how robust you want your application to be.
One approach is to separate out your flow into the smallest components possible. So for instance, a query that retrieves results should be one, and an operation that saves those results should be another. This will create a very robust application that would be very easily debuggable and also extensible. The downside is that it would require additional lambdas, invocations, and states, resulting in more $$$.
The alternative is to overload states with multiple responsibilities via lambdas. This could certainly work, but you're application is a bit more brittle. I hope this helps.
Regarding your other question, I believe you are limited to one lambda per state. However you could build a composite state with many lambdas that result in one end state.
Thanks for watching, and great questions.
Please make a tutorial on processing job,training and batch transform
Hello, great stuff and well explained. But i am getting 1 error while testing the step function - "lamda_handler missing on module lamda_function. Please help
Great Video .. can u please provide lambda function code which u are creating here
Thanks for sharing it's really nice video ..
I'm looking your help for the below use case
Suppose I need to run the Linux script in sequencealy from EC2 instance (Linux machine)
Example : I have 5 Unix scripts.
I would like to create a workflow
Start
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Script 1 -- > start from here
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Script 2 , script 3 --> run parallely
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Script 4
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Script 5
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End
1. Each script is dependent on other if a frist script get failed it should not star the second script until the first get sucess as the similar way for next .
2 . We can be proceed to next script if we can skip failed one .
3. For a failed script we can add the retry so that it restart automatically after 5 mints
Thank you sir. But.How will use this step fiction in server can you please help,
Please create full end to end project tutorial with AWS cdk python and boto3.
Thanks for sharing this video. Do you have any recommendations on minimizing the cold start latency associated with Stepfunctions that include Lambdas? I have tried configuring Provisioned Concurrency for the Lambdas, but the Stepfunction appears to be ignoring the concurrency settings and I am continuing to see cold startups.
Do you have a video/document on this scenario - Stopping SNS notifications for all AWS EC2 instances that are Stopped for maintenance or any other reason? The challenge here is that the Shutdown does not have any specific time, the Cloudwatch alarms are unknown and maybe associated to multiple EC2 instances.
Quick question on the input JSON file like in your example TransactionType. Can I still use this input in a later state? For example, I have 4 states before choice happens. Can I use input json at that stage?
Thanks for this great tutorial.
I just have one question. Suppose i've a lambda for a long running task that runs beyond 15 minutes lambda time limit. So i want to use step function to overcome the lambda time limit issue. how could i configure step function to execute that lambda?
Did you get any workaround ? Me too want to know about the solution
Unfortunately this didn't work for me. Received "errorMessage": "Handler 'process_refund' missing on module 'lambda_function'". The Handler is called lambda_function.process_refund. I wonder if something has changed since this tutorial was made.
Do you step functions w/ CDK in this series? I like the UI demo for high level concepts but not for CI/CD.
did amazon hide Visual Workflow panel? I can't find it after I execute the machine.... i just see CloudWatch logs
Nice video, How we can do some in .net core
Is the init duration the same for multiple subsequent lambda executions?
Hi, can you make a video about passing output values o pass it in another step function? The step type is "Task"
Hi Jason, I'll look into this topic for a future video. Thank you for the suggestion!
thanks, I am stuck at one point, my sns sends message to sqs and sqs triggers lambda, lambda dumps the json to step function, step function has first stage as choices, its not able to read the values in the body > message of json, any way to read those values ? I tried "$.body.Message.job_id" but no luck
Do you have a video of using Lamba functions to speed up execution of a function which does same task for multiple objects? (Like inserting data to different tables, etc.)
Hi Sajjad. Yes I do! Check out the 'step function map task' video on my channel!
I wonder what will happen if the "Transaction Type" doesn't match any of the branching values? What happens then, will it get auto cancelled? How will step functions handle it?
I am very intersted in AWS step functions. I would like to build a screen as an input to a step function. Something in the state machine will direct to the next screen or kick it back to initial screen. How do I do that?
Can you explain where the message input is inserted??
Great how and why ! Are there any reasons to ever use SWF ?
Thanks Glenn and great question. I've used SWF in the past, and it seems like it is being deprecated in favour of step functions. I absolutely would not recommend anyone use SWF these days when Step Functions exist - they do almost everything better than SWF.
Thanks again for watching!
@@BeABetterDev I am hoping you do a couple more advanced tutorials on step functions, and also on the ASL language. There is a dearth of good tutorials and yours are outstanding. :-) Thank you
If you can do videos on Glue with Pyspark ETL code having destination to Redshift or RDS.
Where you put in your state machine code, how can I make it generate it properly cause the lambda function is way to big to create with (and I am lazy)
i want to call api gateway after dis and put the response to dynamodb..what will be the step
Is step functions just for testing lambdas?
Hey Man. Thanks for the video. How do I configure a single method in a Lambda function? I’m a .NET guy I have all my API methods under one Lambda Function. Typically we call our API using API Gateway URLs. I see API gateway is not in the list of sources. My other hack is create one Lambda function that internally call API gateway URLs using payload args to identify which endpoint you’re call. Is there a better way ? Thanks in advance. Subscribing to your channel.
What’s difference between airflow and lambda + step functions ?
Hi, I have doubt if it runs for more than 70 runs how to implement that what's the condition to implement it ..
Can you create a video about using lambda to run Notebook instance in SageMaker?
Hi Jianyu,
Thank you for the suggestion - I'll take a look!
Can you make a video on step function payload ?
Hi Sushanta, I'll look into this topic for a future video. Thanks!
The role that you created provides invocation access to all lambdas. Would it be better to provide access only to the lambdas you need to? Meaning, replace the wildcard in the role resource definition with an array of functions ARN?
Hi Tod,
Having a more narrow permission set is definitely preferred. In this case the global permission was just for demonstration purposes.
Could u please explain how do we call this lambda function from an app
where's the lambda code you said is in the description? I don't see it
I like the demo, when I follow along the video its giving errors , it would be nice if you give links to lambda function code.
i get an error lambda.unknown =/
resolved by removing the form __future__ import ..... now it works!
Is there a way to FAIL the Step Function, but still send the Error & Cause as a response ?? Because, when I catch the Error, and send the response AWS marks the Step Function invocation as a SUCCESS, which is not true right??
It’s really difficult to see the text for the DSL (e.g. json).
Is there a reason that you didn't use the most recent version of Python that was available? Thanks
No particular reason!
I have already created lamda function and step function in aws but can't understand how to use this
Hi Prathmesh, You should ensure your lambda takes the correct input parameters as I've demonstrated in the video. Secondly, ensure that your step function uses the correct Lambda ARN that you have created.
I followed the exact steps, Execution failed error is happening..
Totally lost!
Sorry to hear what kind of error are you getting?
hi Dan, may I ask where is the source code repo or gist where you have the lambda and related code?
I have followed your steps same but I am encountering following error.
[ERROR] Runtime.HandlerNotFound: Handler 'process_purchase' missing on module 'lambda_function'
Any idea to resolve it?
Hi there, make sure you have a process_purchase function and that the arguments match what is shown in the video. Usually this error occurs because Lambda can't find the entrypoint to your function.