Add lambda api to keep runtimes warm

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Docker images and test runners that replicate the live AWS Lambda environment

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Add lambda api to keep runtimes warm #218

Closed mhart closed 4 years ago

mhart commented 4 years ago

Addresses #14

[x] address all error cases
[x] make port configurable
[x] add support for log tailing to all runtimes
[x] test that original (non-warm) cases work as per usual
[x] clean up code

mhart commented 4 years ago

This is done as of f802a10618ff1bc4f814bba5fd504a35d5ad0bad

All old images were published using 20191117-<runtime> tags, eg lambci/lambda:20191117-dotnetcore2.1

tprimini-daitan commented 4 years ago

20191117-

@mhart are you able to push a 20191117-nodejs12.x to docker hub? localstack is referencing this name, at least for now.

mhart commented 4 years ago

@tprimini-daitan localstack shouldn't be referencing that name – there was no 20191117-nodejs12.x, the runtimes weren't released until a day or so later

tprimini-daitan commented 4 years ago

@mhart, that is confused, take a look here please: https://github.com/localstack/localstack/blob/1272a833b6d00841369bd195e76e28c84b2823b1/localstack/services/awslambda/lambda_executors.py#L690

mhart commented 4 years ago

@tprimini-daitan I don't have any relation to localstack – they just happen to have used a whole bunch of my software (dynalite, kinesalite, docker-lambda).

Looks like you should probably open up an issue there – maybe they don't support nodejs12.x yet

tprimini-daitan commented 4 years ago

@tprimini-daitan I don't have any relation to localstack – they just happen to have used a whole bunch of my software (dynalite, kinesalite, docker-lambda).

Looks like you should probably open up an issue there – maybe they don't support nodejs12.x yet

@mhart thank you so much for your attention and time.