starhs-api-proxy-aws-lambda
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A proxy for the staRHs API running on AWS lambda.
:earth_africa: https://65isx1vpxe.execute-api.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/prod
This API is hosted as the staRHsAPIproxy AWS Lambda function and the HTTP endpoint is provided via the staRHsAPI@prod API Gateway stage.
The Lambda function uses the role staRHsAPI.
These environment variables have been configured on the Lamba:
MOUNT_URL=https://65isx1vpxe.execute-api.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/prodSTARHSAPI__KEY=*****STARHSAPI__PASSWORD=*****STARHSAPI__USER=staRHsWebAppThe proxy connects to the staRHs REST API provided by Digital Bauhaus.
The credentials for the REST API are provided by Digital Bauhaus.
:rocket: Deployment for this package is automated via Travis CI.
Every commit can potentially trigger a deploy.
If lint and test ran without error, semantic-release will be used to determine the next version for the package and that version string will be written to the package.json. After semantic-release has been run, make update will be executed to deploy a new release.
If a new version has been released by semantic-release, make update will update the Lambda code. It uses these environment variables (which are provided via Travis):
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_IDAWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEYThe AWS credentials for Travis are taken from the starhs@deploy user.
You can create new AWS keys via IAM. Assign the new user to the group staRHs which has the neccessary permission to update Lambda function.
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A proxy for the staRHs API running on AWS lambda
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