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"The workaround is to POST directly from the browser to an S3 bucket and then handle that AWS event with a Lambda. " Great article and nice project. Do you upl
by 2color 10y ago
"The workaround is to POST directly from the browser to an S3 bucket and then handle that AWS event with a Lambda. "
Great article and nice project. Do you upload an "event" to a queue type folder on S3? what triggers the Lambda function after the file upload?
- jdale27 10y agoS3 has built-in functionality to trigger a Lambda function when certain events occur (e.g., object creation). For example, see http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-s3-example.html http://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-s3-example.....
- mk4p 10y agoThanks so much :) As @jdale27 said, there's built-in functionality with AWS that lets you subscribe to various events, e.g. S3 uploads, CloudWatch logs, etc.