AWS Lambda Function S3 Event Java example

This folder contains an AWS Lambda Function example in Java on AWS (Amazon Web Services).

It handles an AWS Lambda function that sends information to the log about an object when it appears in a S3 bucket.

Requirements

You must have an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account.
The code was written for:
- Java 8
- Apache Maven 3
- AWS Java Lambda Support Libraries:
  - AWS Lambda Java Core Library
  - AWS Lambda Java Events Library

Using the code

Access the AWS console.
Create a S3 bucket.
Create an AWS lambda function:
- Name: <LAMBDA_NAME>
- Runtime: Java 8
- Handler: example.S3EventHandler::handleRequest
- Role: lambda-basic-execution
- Runtime Settings for the lambda function:
  - Memory (MB): 512
  - Timeout: 15 sec
- The resources that the function's role has access to:
  - Amazon CloudWatch Logs
- The triggers:
  - S3
    - Bucket: <BUCKET_NAME>
    - Event type: ObjectCreated
    - Enable trigger: Yes
Upload the Java JAR file.

Artifact:
```
awslambdas3event.jar
```
Save the Lambda function.

It deploys the Lambda function.
Test the function:

Copy a file in the source S3 bucket.

You should see the next message in the log:
```
"S3Event: <LAMBDA_INPUT>"
"Bucket: <BUCKET_NAME>"
"Object: <FILE_NAME>"
```