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aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_35_0.txt | $splitSelect = $wordToComplete -Split '\\.'
$splitSelect | Select-Object -First ( $splitSelect . Length \- 1 )
| ForEach-Object {
$propertyName = $_
$properties = $type . GetProperties ( ( 'Instance' , 'Public' ,
'DeclaredOnly' ) ) | Where-Object { $_ . Name -ieq $propertyName }
i... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_24_0.txt | ** Tools for PowerShell ** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_43_0.txt | # wkKVpYBzQHDSnlZUXKnE0kEGj8kz/E1FkVyBn+0snPgWWd+etSQVwpi5tHdJ3InE
# Ctqvy15r7a2wcTHrzzpADEZNk+yLejYIA6sMNP4YSYL+x8cxSIB8HqIPkg5QycaH
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# TPKvmPv2zkBdXPao8S+v7Iki8msYZbHBc63X8djPHgp0XEK4aH... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_9_0.txt | You need the public IP address of your computer, in CIDR notation. You can get
the public IP address of your local computer using a service. For example,
Amazon provides the following service: [ http://checkip.amazonaws.com/
](http://checkip.amazonaws.com/) or [ https://checkip.amazonaws.com/
](https://checkip.amazonaw... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_75_0.txt | ### Testing the Function | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_158_0.txt | ** Tools for PowerShell ** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_25_0.txt | **Example 1: This example retrieves the Routing Config weights for a specific
Lambda Function Alias.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_81_0.txt |
**Output:** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_74_0.txt |
**Output:** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_8_0.txt | ###### Topics | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_7_0.txt | * Prerequisites
* Creating a Security Group for EC2-Classic
* Creating a Security Group for EC2-VPC | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_80_0.txt |  | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_53_0.txt | Thanks for letting us know this page needs work. We're sorry we let you down. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_40_0.txt | Get-LMFunctionConfiguration -FunctionName "MylambdaFunction123" -Qualifier "PowershellAlias" | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_79_0.txt | **Example 1: This example returns the list of version specific configurations
for each version of the Lambda Function.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_3_0.txt | # [ ATA ](/?source=top_nav_blog_home) | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_12_0.txt | > _This article was written by Michael Soule. He is a frequent contributor to
> the Adam the Automator (ATA) blog. If you'd like to read more from this
> author, check out his[ ATA author page
> ](http://adamtheautomator.com/author/michael) . Be sure to also check out [
> more how-to posts on cloud computing, system ad... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_22_0.txt | $cidrBlocks = New-Object 'collections.generic.list[string]'
$cidrBlocks.add("203.0.113.25/32")
$ipPermissions = New-Object Amazon.EC2.Model.IpPermission
$ipPermissions.IpProtocol = "tcp"
$ipPermissions.FromPort = 22
$ipPermissions.ToPort = 22
ipPermissions.IpRanges = $cidrBlocks
Grant-EC2SecurityGroupIngress -GroupName... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_49_0.txt | #### Creating the Lambda Working Directory | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_60_0.txt | **Example 1: This example gets the provisioned Concurrency Configuration for
the specified Alias of the Lambda Function.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_41_0.txt |
**Output:** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_46_0.txt | [ Contact Us ](/policies/Contact) | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_102_0.txt |
* For API details, see [ PublishVersion ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference) in _AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_62_0.txt |  | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_27_0.txt |
**Output:** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_65_0.txt | The below code snippet: | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/aws_legacy_credentials_1_2.txt | to a file in the AWS shared credential file format | Search only the specified file for a profile with the given name.
### Save Credentials to a Credentials File
To write and save credentials to one of the two credential files, run the `
Set-AWSCredential ` cmdlet. The following example shows how to do this. ... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_6_0.txt | ###### Topics | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_50_0.txt | Thanks for letting us know we're doing a good job! | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_52_0.txt |  | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_84_0.txt | The following code example shows how to use ` New-LMAlias ` . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_5_0.txt | _Actions_ are code excerpts from larger programs and must be run in context.
While actions show you how to call individual service functions, you can see
actions in context in their related scenarios and cross-service examples. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_161_0.txt |
* For API details, see [ PutProvisionedConcurrencyConfig ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference) in _AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/aws_s3_4_0.txt | [ ](/pdfs/powershell/latest/userguide/aws-pst-ug.pdf#pstools-s3-upload-in-
line-text "Open PDF")
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# Upload In-Line Text Content to Amazon S3
The ` Write-S3Object ` ... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_13_0.txt | If you'd like to leverage your PowerShell skills to your AWS Lambda functions,
you're going to get a step-by-step tutorial in this article. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_69_0.txt | ### Creating a Test Role | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_23_0.txt | To verify the security group was updated, run the ` Get-EC2SecurityGroup `
cmdlet again. Note that you can't specify an outbound rule for ` EC2-Classic `
. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_6_0.txt | 
![How to Set Up an AWS Lambda PowerShell
Function](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1610664932598/-v... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_46_0.txt | **Example 1: This sample displays all the Lambda functions with sorted code
size** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_130_0.txt | **Example 1: Removes the supplied tags from a function. The cmdlet will prompt
for confirmation before proceeding unless the -Force switch is specified. A
single call is made to the service to remove the tags.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_31_0.txt | PS > $groupid = New-EC2SecurityGroup `
-VpcId "vpc-da0013b3" `
-GroupName "myPSSecurityGroup" `
-GroupDescription "EC2-VPC from PowerShell" | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_14_0.txt | # internal function to perform the registration using either cmdlet or
manipulation
# of the options table
function _awsArgumentCompleterRegistration ( )
{
param
(
[scriptblock] $scriptBlock ,
[hashtable] $param2CmdletsMap
) | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_76_0.txt | * For API details, see [ ListTags ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference) in _AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_44_0.txt | In the below code snippet, the Amazon Resource Number (ARN) of the IAM Role
and the S3 Bucket name are passed in from the variables used when creating the
components in previous commands. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_110_0.txt | **Example 1: This example deletes a specific version of a Lambda function** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_20_0.txt | Description : EC2-Classic from PowerShell
GroupId : sg-0a346530123456789
GroupName : myPSSecurityGroup
IpPermissions : {}
IpPermissionsEgress : {Amazon.EC2.Model.IpPermission}
OwnerId : 123456789012
Tags : {}
VpcId : vpc-9668ddef | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_14_0.txt | Throughout this article, you will learn how to get started building an AWS
Lambda PowerShell function. You'll learn by going through an example use case
that creates IAM roles. You will create a Lambda function that is capable of
creating other IAM Roles. Your function will read your Role settings
(template) from a fil... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_71_0.txt | ** Tools for PowerShell ** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_29_0.txt | The code below is creating a new S3 bucket and disables public access to the
bucket explicitly. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_61_0.txt | If executed properly, you should then see output similar to the following: | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_34_0.txt | OwnerId : 123456789012
GroupName : myPSSecurityGroup
GroupId : sg-5d293231
Description : EC2-VPC from PowerShell
IpPermissions : {}
IpPermissionsEgress : {Amazon.EC2.Model.IpPermission}
VpcId : vpc-da0013b3
Tags : {} | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_74_0.txt | $policy = @"{ "arn": [ "arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AdministratorAccess" ]}"@## $((Get-STSCallerIdentity).Account) returns the current AWS account number## Replace ROLE-Name with any name you'd like the role to beWrite-S3Object -BucketName $bucket.BucketName -Key "$((Get-STSCallerIdentity).Account)/ROLE-Name/m... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_45_0.txt | --- | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_122_0.txt |
* For API details, see [ RemovePermission ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference) in _AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_138_0.txt | Update-LMAlias -FunctionName "MylambdaFunction123" -Description " Alias for version 2" -FunctionVersion 2 -Name "newlabel1" -RoutingConfig_AdditionalVersionWeight @{Name="1";Value="0.6} | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_25_0.txt | In the following sections you will learn how to provision IAM roles through an
example Lambda PowerShell function. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_1_0.txt | [ AWS ](https://aws.amazon.com) [ Documentation ](/index.html) [ AWS Tools for
PowerShell ](/powershell/index.html) [ User Guide ](pstools-welcome.html) | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_95_0.txt | **Example 2: This example is similar to the previous one except the function
binaries are first uploaded to an Amazon S3 bucket (which must be in the same
region as the intended Lambda function) and the resulting S3 object is then
referenced when creating the function.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_82_0.txt | FunctionName Runtime MemorySize Timeout CodeSize LastModified RoleName
------------ ------- ---------- ------- -------- ------------ --------
MylambdaFunction123 python3.8 128 600 659 2020-01-10T03:20:56.390+0000 lambda
MylambdaFunction123 python3.8 ... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_97_0.txt |
* For API details, see [ CreateFunction ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference) in _AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_47_0.txt | Create a Key Pair | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_25_0.txt | OwnerId : 123456789012
GroupName : myPSSecurityGroup
GroupId : sg-0a346530123456789
Description : EC2-Classic from PowerShell
IpPermissions : {Amazon.EC2.Model.IpPermission}
IpPermissionsEgress : {}
VpcId :
Tags : {} | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_50_0.txt | [ Feedback ](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShellGallery/issues) | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_43_0.txt | Now that you have a custom IAM role created, it's time to update the S3 bucket
policy to allow access to it. To do that, create and assign a policy that
allows your role to perform any action against the bucket and objects within
the bucket. You'll see below how to do that. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_78_0.txt | The below code is manually invoking the function which should then create the
IAM role. To check for the new IAM role, ` Get-IAMRole ` is checking for the
existence of a role called _ROLE-Name_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_6_0.txt | _Scenarios_ are code examples that show you how to accomplish a specific task
by calling multiple functions within the same service. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_111_0.txt | Remove-LMFunction -FunctionName "MylambdaFunction123" -Qualifier '3' | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_34_0.txt | $cmdletType = Invoke-Expression
"[Amazon.PowerShell.Cmdlets.LM.$($commandName.Replace('-', ''))Cmdlet]"
if ( -not $cmdletType ) {
return
}
$awsCmdletAttribute = $cmdletType . GetCustomAttributes (
[Amazon.PowerShell.Common.AWSCmdletAttribute] , $false )
if ( -not $awsCmdletAttribute ) {
return
}
$ty... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_91_0.txt | **Example 1: This example creates a new C# (dotnetcore1.0 runtime) function
named MyFunction in AWS Lambda, providing the compiled binaries for the
function from a zip file on the local file system (relative or absolute paths
may be used). C# Lambda functions specify the handler for the function using
the designation A... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_0_0.txt | [ ](/) | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_153_0.txt | ** Tools for PowerShell ** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_19_0.txt | PS > Get-EC2SecurityGroup -GroupNames myPSSecurityGroup | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_36_0.txt | To create an IAM role for your Lambda function, execute the code you see
below. This code defines a JSON object allowing the AWS Lambda service to
assume the role and uses that JSON to create a role named ` ROLE-RoleManager `
. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_33_0.txt | Get-LMFunctionConcurrency -FunctionName "MylambdaFunction123" -Select * | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_49_0.txt | Did this page help you? - Yes | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_2_0.txt | Follow | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_38_0.txt | $v |
Where-Object { $_ -match
"^$([System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex]::Escape($wordToComplete)).*" } |
ForEach-Object { New-Object System.Management.Automation.CompletionResult
$_ , $_ , 'ParameterValue' , $_ }
} | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_119_0.txt | ** Tools for PowerShell ** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_67_0.txt | $lambda = Get-LMFunctionList|Where-Object{$_.Role -eq $role.Arn}
$rule = Write-CWERule -Name "RULE-CronHourly" -ScheduleExpression "rate(1 hour)" -State ENABLED
$target = New-Object Amazon.CloudWatchEvents.Model.Target
$target.Arn = $lambda.FunctionArn
$target.Id = $lambda.RevisionId
Write-CWETarget -Rule $rule.Substri... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_24_0.txt | PS > Get-EC2SecurityGroup -GroupNames myPSSecurityGroup | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_26_0.txt | To view the security group rule, use the ` IpPermissions ` property. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_10_0.txt | ###### Warning | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_115_0.txt | **Example 1: This examples removes the Function Concurrency of the Lambda
Function.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_55_0.txt |
**Output:** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_38_0.txt | Now that you have created the IAM Role, now assign specific permissions to the
role. You can assign permissions through [ inline or AWS managed policies
](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/access_policies_managed-vs-
inline.html) . You will use one of each below. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_42_0.txt | IpProtocol : tcp
FromPort : 22
ToPort : 22
UserIdGroupPairs : {}
IpRanges : {203.0.113.25/32} | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/pstoolsec2sghtml_30_0.txt | The following ` New-EC2SecurityGroup ` example adds the ` -VpcId ` parameter
to create a security group for the specified VPC. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_89_0.txt | The following code example shows how to use ` Publish-LMFunction ` . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_101_0.txt | Publish-LMVersion -FunctionName "MylambdaFunction123" -Description "Publishing Existing Snapshot of function code as a new version through Powershell" | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_72_0.txt | **Example 1: Retrieves the tags and their values currently set on the
specified function.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_20_0.txt |
**Output:** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_154_0.txt | **Example 1: This example applies the concurrency settings for the Function as
a whole.** | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_23_0.txt | Within the AWS ecosystem, the Identity and Access Management (IAM) service
controls authentication and access. One of these main components is [ IAM
roles ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/id_roles.html) . IAM
roles allow you to define what action can be taken or prevented against a
specific AWS resour... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_35_0.txt | > _In the following commands, you will see variables set to multiple line
> strings representing JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) values. AWS IAM uses
> JSON heavily to define permissions and policies. You can read more about IAM
> in the[ AWS IAM User Guide
> ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/referen... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/AWSToolsLambdaComple_10_0.txt | ### AWS.Tools.Lambda.Completers.psm1 | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_88_0.txt |
* For API details, see [ CreateAlias ](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/powershell/latest/reference) in _AWS Tools for PowerShell Cmdlet Reference_ . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_157_0.txt | The following code example shows how to use ` Write-
LMProvisionedConcurrencyConfig ` . | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/aws_s3_0_0.txt | [ ](/pdfs/powershell/latest/userguide/aws-pst-ug.pdf#pstools-s3-bucket-create
"Open PDF")
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See Also
# Create an Amazon S3 Bucket, Verify Its Region, and Optionally ... | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/howtosetupanawslambd_71_0.txt | The function trigger will occur every hour, but the Lambda will not take any
action until the JSON IAM objects are in the S3 bucket. Go ahead and create
one using the ` Write-S3Object ` PowerShell cmdlet using the code below. | |
aws_legacy_credentials_and_S3/powershelllambdacode_96_0.txt | Write-S3Object -BucketName mybucket -Key MyFunctionBinaries.zip -File .\MyFunctionBinaries.zip
Publish-LMFunction -Description "My C# Lambda Function" `
-FunctionName MyFunction `
-BucketName mybucket `
-Key MyFunctionBinaries.zip `
-Handler "AssemblyName::Namespace.ClassName::MethodName" `
-Role "arn:aws:iam::12345678... |
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