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This is a question not a bug request or a feature request.
I am creating a token_auth file on my local machine, if I do this it lasts somewhat permanently however when I deploy the token_auth.json file in my lambda file it doesn't work the same. I'm curious if anyone has faced something like this?
On the engineering side my token_auth file is in a read-only location. /var/task. I'm curious about moving it but also worried about channel getting blocked being called from a lambda function.
I have setup several proxies to route through which I'm sure can reduce the chance of this but for now waking up and refreshing token every morning is becoming a real pain. Sorry quite vague, hopefully someones dealt with this before.
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This is a question not a bug request or a feature request.
I am creating a token_auth file on my local machine, if I do this it lasts somewhat permanently however when I deploy the token_auth.json file in my lambda file it doesn't work the same. I'm curious if anyone has faced something like this?
On the engineering side my token_auth file is in a read-only location. /var/task. I'm curious about moving it but also worried about channel getting blocked being called from a lambda function.
I have setup several proxies to route through which I'm sure can reduce the chance of this but for now waking up and refreshing token every morning is becoming a real pain. Sorry quite vague, hopefully someones dealt with this before.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: