serverless-lambda-edge-pre-existing-cloudfront
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The Serverless Framework plugin which creates Lambda@Edge against pre-existing CloudFront.
A Serverless Framework plugin which associates Lambda@Edge against pre-existing CloudFront distributions.
You can install this plugin from npm registry.
$ npm install --save-dev serverless-lambda-edge-pre-existing-cloudfront
Configure serverless.yml
functions:
viewerRequest:
handler: lambdaEdge/viewerRequest.handler
events:
- preExistingCloudFront:
distributionId: xxxxxxx # CloudFront distribution ID you want to associate
eventType: viewer-request # Choose event to trigger your Lambda function, which are `viewer-request`, `origin-request`, `origin-response` or `viewer-response`
pathPattern: '*' # Specifying the CloudFront behavior
includeBody: false # Whether including body or not within request
plugins:
- serverless-lambda-edge-pre-existing-cloudfront
Run deploy
$ serverless deploy
You can specify additional configurations a lambdaEdgePreExistingCloudFront value in the custom section of your serverless.yml file.
A validStages value allows you to specify valid stage names for deploy Lambda@Edge.
lambdaEdgePreExistingCloudFront:
validStages:
- staging
- production
FAQs
The Serverless Framework plugin which creates Lambda@Edge against pre-existing CloudFront.
The npm package serverless-lambda-edge-pre-existing-cloudfront receives a total of 2,735 weekly downloads. As such, serverless-lambda-edge-pre-existing-cloudfront popularity was classified as popular.
We found that serverless-lambda-edge-pre-existing-cloudfront demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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