For Beginners

• Login to your AWS portal and go to Lambda Services.

• Click on 'Create Function'.

• Once in the 'Create Function' window:

  • Select 'Author from scratch.

  • In Basic information:

    • Define function name.

    • Select Runtime as '.NET 6 (C#/PowerShell) (from the drop-down options).

    • Select Architecture, x86_64 (from the given options).

  • In Permissions, Change the default execution role:

    • If you are uploading for the first time, make sure you have created an IAM role with the following permissions; refer to the link

    

    • If you have already created a role, you can continue by selecting the existing role.

      • Select 'Use an existing role'.

      • Select the Existing role as 'influx_lambda_role' from the drop-down options.

• Select 'Create function'.

• Once the function is created, click on 'Upload from'.

• Click 'Upload'.

• Select the function code's zip file, and click 'Open'.

Link to the Zip file

• Once the zip file is uploaded, click 'Save'.

• Once on the function window, under the 'Code' tab, locate 'Runtime settings' and click 'Edit' if you wish to edit any credentials.

• In Runtime settings:

  • Add Runtime as .NET 6 (C#/PowerShell).

  • Change handler as AWSLambdaFileConvert::AWSLambdaConvert.Function::ConvertFiles

  • Chose Architecture.

  • Click 'Save'.

• To edit the general configuration, click' Configuration' and select' Edit'.

  • As desired, edit details such as memory, ephemeral (temporary) storage, and time out.

  

Note:

• These parameters may change depending on the DBC use, for example, the size of the DBC, etc.

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