Python-layer
The python-layer is a script inspired from python-lambda that can help managing aws layers. There are 5 available commands with options.
Requirements
- Python 3
- GNU Linux
Installation
You can create a new virtual environment on your computer and then install python-layer via pypi.
pip install python-layer
Getting Started
The script searches in a directory for the requirements.txt file and creates a zip with all the dependencies. If there are .py files, they are included in the zip.
To create a new layer:
layer build path/to/mydir
Here we suppose that mydir has at least the requirements file.
To deploy the layer to aws:
layer deploy path/to/zip -d myshortdescription --runtime python3.7
To deploy the layer to aws to a specific region
layer deploy path/to/zip -r region_name
To deploy the layer to aws to a specific region and to a specific profile (e.g. dev profile)
layer deploy path/to/zip -p dev_profile -r region_name
To list the available layers:
layer list
To list the available layers from a specific region:
layer list -r region_name
To list the available layers from a specific region and from a specific profile (e.g. dev profile):
layer list -r region_name -p dev_profile
To set a layer to a lambda function (appends the latest version of the layer):
layer set mylayer mylambda
To set a layer to a lambda function (appends the latest version of the layer) to a specific region:
layer set mylayer mylambda -r region_name
To set a layer to a lambda function (appends the latest version of the layer) to a specific region and to a specific profile:
layer set mylayer mylambda -p dev_profile -r region_name
To set a list of layers:
layer set mylayer1,mylayer2 mylambda
To set a list of layers replacing the older ones :
layer set mylayer1,mylayer2 mylambda -d
To download a layer
layer download mylayer
To download a layer from a specific region:
layer download mylayer -v version_number -r region_name
To download a layer from a specific region and from a specific profile (e.g. dev profile):
layer download mylayer -v version_number -r region_name -p dev_profile
Notes
- Currently the script uses the credentials from the
~/.aws/configfile.
Metadata
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