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Simple python package for keeping your lambda functions warm using an eventbridge schedule
Toasty is a simple Python library designed to keep your AWS Lambda functions warm using an EventBridge schedule. It provides a decorator @toasty
for your Lambda functions and a CDK construct LambdaWarmer
for setting up the warming schedule.
You can install the Toasty library using pip:
pip install toastypy
The @toasty
wrapper can be used to decorate your Lambda functions. Here's an example:
from toastypy.toastypy import toasty
@toasty
def my_lambda_function(event, context):
# Your function logic here
pass
The LambdaWarmer
construct can be used in your CDK stack to set up the warming schedule for your Lambda functions. Here's an example:
from aws_cdk import aws_lambda as _lambda
from toastypy.constructs.lambda_warmer import LambdaWarmer
# Assuming `app` and `stack_id` are your CDK app and stack ID
my_lambda = _lambda.Function(
app, "MyLambdaFunction",
# Lambda function properties here
)
LambdaWarmer(
app, "MyLambdaWarmer",
lambda_to_warm_arn=my_lambda.function_arn,
concurrency=20,
environment="nonprod",
)
In this example, LambdaWarmer is set up to warm my_lambda function. The concurrency parameter specifies how many concurrent executions to use for warming, and environment is an optional parameter for specifying the environment.
Please refer to the LambdaWarmer and toasty in the source code for more details.
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Simple python package for keeping your lambda functions warm using an eventbridge schedule
We found that toastypy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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