This repo is deprecated, AWS now supports ruby as a native runtime.
Run ruby scripts on aws lambda.
Installation
gem install rumbda
or add it to the Gemfile
group :development do
gem 'rumbda'
end
What does rumbda do?
Rumbda does everything necessary to build a zip file for running ruby inside of an AWS Lambda. This includes downloading traveling ruby, creating a bundle of the project's Gemfile dependencies, and creating a consumable .zip file for use with Lambda.
Getting Started
Run rumbda init
in the directory you'd like to have your Lambda project. This will create the following files in the current directory: source/main.rb
, Gemfile
, .gitignore
, and .ruby-version
. source/main.rb
is the entry point to the ruby script. The Gemfile
and Gemfile.lock
are where gems are specified.
Building the zip
rumbda build
# => creates a file "index.zip" which contains all files in "source/" and all gems specified in the "Gemfile"
Configuring the Lambda
-
Set Runtime to
Node.js 6.10
. -
Set Code entry type to
Upload a .ZIP file
. -
In the Function package upload
index.zip
(the zip created byrumbda build
). -
Set Handler to
index.handler
.
Example
See the example folder for what a project using rumbda might look like.
pwd
#=> ~/rumbda/example
ruby --version
#=> 2.2.2
bundle install
#=> installs dependencies, creates Gemfile.lock
bundle exec rumbda build
#=> builds the index.zip file
After the index.zip file is built, follow the steps for Configuring the Lambda.
Environment Variables and Events
Lambda environment variables are available to main.rb via ENV['<variable name>']
. See the example.
The Lambda Event is available to the script via ARGV[0]
. See the example.
If testing the script locally, simply pass in a json as the first argument to the script:
$ ruby main.rb "$(cat test_event.json)"
Return JSON for API Gateway
If needing to return JSON from your lambda (e.g. for use in AWS API Gateway) write to a file path provided in your lambda's environment at key 'RUMBDA_RESULT_JSON_FILENAME'.
File.open(ENV['RUMBDA_RESULT_JSON_FILENAME'], 'w') do |file|
file.write(JSON.dump({ statusCode: 200, body: '' }))
end
The file contents should be valid JSON.
Command Reference
Command | Purpose |
---|---|
rumbda init |
Initializes a directory as rumbda project. |
rumbda build |
Packages everything in ./source/ directory as well as gems specified in the Gemfile into a zip file called index.zip
|