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    CLI

    account and installing the AWS


    1.Setting up an AWS
    account
    Step 1.1: Sign up for an AWS

    Sign up for an AWS account at https://aws.tmazon.com/ if you


    already. haven't
    Line Interface)
    Step 1.2: Install the AWS CLI (Command

    Follow the official instructions to install the AWS CLIon your


    system: https://aws.amazon.com/cli/.

    Step 1.3: Configure the AWSCLI

    Run the command aws configure in your terminal and enter your access
    key, secret key, default region, and output format when prompted.
    2. Creating a Lambda function
    Step 2.1: Create a project directory

    Create a new directory for your Lambda function on your local system and
    navigate to it in the terminal.

    Step 2.2: Write the Lambda functioncode

    In the project directory,create afile named index. js withthe following


    code:

    exports.handler = async (event) => {


    Const response = {
    statusCode: 200,
    oody: JSON. Stringify('Hello from Lambda!'),
    return response;

    This simple Lambdafunction returns a "Hello from Lambda!"


    code. message with: a20 status
    3. Deploying the Lambdafunction
    Step 3.1: Package the Lambda function

    In the terminal, navigate to your project


    directory and create a zir, fl.
    containing index. js. You can use the following command on
    macOS:
    Linux or
    zip function.zip index.js

    Step 3.2: Create an IAM role for the


    Lambda function
    In the AwS
    Management)Management
    service. Console, navigate to the IAM (Identity and Access
    Click on Roles" in the left
    sidebar and then click on "Create role."
    Select "ILambda" as the service
    that will use this role and
    Permissions." click "Next:
    Attach
    the"AWSLambdaBasicExecutioReview."
    Add any desired tags and nRole" policy
    click "Next:
    and click "Next: Tags."

    Enter a name for the role


    (e.g.,
    role." "lambda basic execution")and click
    "Create
    Step 3.3: Deploy the
    Lambda function using the AWS CLI
    Run the following
    the ARN (Amazon command in the terminal,
    Resource Name) of the IAMreplacing Yo IR RCLE ARN
    role vou Created
    with
    in Step 3.2:
    aws lambda create-function \
    --function-name myLambdaFunction \
    --runtime nodejsl4.x \
    --role YOUR ROLE ARN \
    --handler index. handler \
    --zip-file fileb:// funct ion.zip

    4. Testing the Lambda function


    Step 4.1: Test the Lambda function using the AWS CLI

    Run the following command to test your Lambda function:

    aws lambda invoke \


    --function-name myLambda Function \
    --payload ' } \
    response.json

    The response. jsonfile should contain the response from your Lambdafunction.
    which should look like this:

    Che"': 200,
    "\"iello írom Iambda!\

    5. Creating an API Gateway to expose the Lambda function

    Step 5.1: Create a REST API using the AWS Management Console

    Management Console.
    Navigate tothe APIGateway service in the AWS

    Click on "Create API" and then select "REST API."


    your Arl.
    Choose "New API" and provide a name and description for
    Click "Create API."

    Step 5.2: Create aresource and method for the API

    Inthe "Resources" section of your newly created API, click on "Create.


    Resource."

    Provide aname for theresource (e.g., "HelloLambda") and click eoa.


    Resource."
    With the new resource selected, click on "Create Method" and cho0se ":Er"
    from the dropdown menu.
    Function."
    In the "Integration type" section, select "Lambda
    function.
    Choose the same AWS region where you deployed your Lambda
    of your Lambda function
    In the "Lambda Function" field, enter the name
    (e.g.,"myLambdaFunction").
    confirmation popup.
    Click "Save" and then click OK" in the

    Step 5-3: Deploy the API

    menu, click on "Deploy API."


    In the Actions" dropdown
    "New Stage" and provide a name for the stage (e.g., "prod").
    Select
    Click Deploy."

    API
    Step 5.4:Test the
    URL" for vour API. You can use this
    "Invoke
    you will see an using a toollike curlor Postman.
    After deployment,Lambda function
    URL to test your

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