Localstack | T00:54:01:DEBUG:_executors: Command for docker-reuse Lambda executor: docker cp "/tmp/localstack/zipfile.d6166abc/. Localstack | T00:54:01:DEBUG:_executors: Using entrypoint "/var/rapid/init -bootstrap /var/runtime/bootstrap -enable-msg-logs" for container "localstack_lambda_arn_aws_lambda_us-west-2_000000000000_function_task-engine-poc-sqs-local-taskSubmit" on network "default". When you're ready to deploy your application in production, you remove the local endpoint in the code, and. Instead, the database is self-contained on your computer. Localstack | ERROR: 'docker inspect -f '" Setting Up DynamoDB Local (Downloadable Version) With the downloadable version of Amazon DynamoDB, you can develop and test applications without accessing the DynamoDB web service. When taskSubmit is invoked via an http POST I expect the results to be: We are exploring eventually hosting smaller clients, and a few internal applications using elastic beanstalk.
#AWS CLI LOCAL DYNAMODB INVALIDCLIENTTOKENID CODE#
When serverless deploys to our AWS dev environment the code works fine, when deployed to localstack it deploys fine but fails when the taskSubmit lambda attempts to publish a message to SQS. The app is using the serverless application framework for resource allocation and deployment. I reviewed several other issues, for example #948, with similar issues where the suggestion was to ensure that one is reverencing the LOCALSTACK_HOST which the code is doing. The POST request get to the tastSubmit Lambda via the ApiGateway, but when it attemps to publish the message to the SQS queue it fails returning a 403, code InvalidClientTokenId with this error message The security token included in the request is invalid. User (GET) -> tastResult (checks sqsTaskResultQueue) and replies to user with results. User (POST) -> taskSubmit -> publish to sqsTaskQueue -> taskWorker -> publish results sqsTaskResutlQueue The user has switched from temporary MFA Credentials to User credentials, but forgot to unset the AWSSESSIONTOKEN environment variable or the awssessiontoken setting in the credentials. I have 3 Lambdas, two are exposed via the ApiGateWay and the other is triggered by a message landing on an SQS queue. The user has forgotten to specify the correct -profile parameter in the call to the AWS CLI (in cases where the default profile is not the desired caller).
GetItem provides an eventually consistent read by default.
If there is no matching item, GetItem does not return any data and there will be no Item element in the response. When attempting to run in a set of lambdas implementing a rudimentary Request-Response Messaging Pattern it fails with a 403, code InvalidClientTokenId with this error message The security token included in the request is invalid. The GetItem operation returns a set of attributes for the item with the given primary key.
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