Test project to try out Kotlin running on AWS Lambda deployed via CDK.
Following this tutorial:
https://medium.com/geekculture/serverless-aws-with-kotlin-gradle-and-cdk-d6bfe820b85
Also integrated DynamoDb using (alpha) AWS SDK for Kotlin.
./gradlew shadowJar
cdk synth
cdk deploy --app stack/cdk.out
# ...
cdk destroy --app stack/cdk.out
cdk synth
will reportENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'cdk.out/manifest.json'
Just ignore this (see the tutorial)
Installed AWS SAM CLI, and then installed the AWS Toolkit for JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA.
The AWS IntelliJ plugin functions. I can explore my AWS services. However, it seems to only work with SAM applications (with template.yaml
file). This being a CDK app, the plugin had no clue what to do with my local code.
Next, experimented with CDK debugging using (beta) sam-beta-cdk.
Because of the multi-project setup, had to create a symlink to where SAM expects to find its working files. From project root:
mkdir stack/.aws-sam && ln -s stack/.aws-sam .aws-sam
Executing the following did, indeed, run the Lambda function locally:
sam-beta-cdk local invoke "sample-stack/sample-handler"
So that's something, but not finding a good way to step-through debug a CDK Lambda in IntelliJ. Since sam-cdk
is in beta, maybe AWS Toolkit CDK integration is just over the horizon?