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Follow the below process to manually create lambda functions:

1. Go to the AWS Console and click Create Function.

2. On the Create Function page, click the Create Function button, and open the newly created function to configure it.

3. In Code Source, click Upload from and choose Amazon S3 Location.

   1. Enter the S3 link URL of lambda.jar in the following format:
      https://s3.amazonaws.com/{bucket-name}/{folder-name}/latest/kyvoslambda.jar
      Example: https://s3.amazonaws.com/us-east-1.kyvos/2021.1/latest/kyvoslambda.jar

4. In Runtime settings, click Edit and change the Handler. Use the below handlers for the respective functions.

   1. Olap function: kyvos.elasticity.lambda.KyvosEC2LambdaHandler::handleRequest

   2. Start function: kyvos.elasticity.lambda.KyvosServiceLambdaHandler::handleRequest

   3. Status function: kyvos.elasticity.lambda.KyvosClusterLambda::handleRequest

5. Click General configuration > Edit and change the timeout to 15 minutes.

6. In Environment Variables, use the following Key and Value format:

   • BUCKET={Name of the bucket used in Kyvos}

   • REGION={Name of the region in which Kyvos EC2 instances are deployed)

   • WORK_DIR=(Name of the work directory used at the time of Kyvos deployment)
     Note: The keys entered above are case-sensitive.

7. In Tags, use the following Key-Value pair:

   • ROLE= KYVOS_LAMBDA

   • UsedBy= Kyvos

   • LAYER= SCALE_LAYER

Configuring Lambda functions

In the kyvosclient.properties file, configure the following properties:

• SERVER_STATUS_CHECK_URL

• CLUSTER_STARTUP_URL

In the cluster.properties file located on S3 (${BUCKET_NAME}${WORK_DIR}/cloud_conf/cluster.properties), update the following properties:

• LAMBDA_NAME

• LAMBDA_ARN

• OE_SCHEDULE_RULE

If you have created Lambda using your custom stack, take the values of these properties from stack Outputs as mentioned below:

• EC2LambdaName in LAMBDA_NAME

• EC2LambdaArn in LAMBDA_ARN

• EventRuleID in OE_SCHEDULE_RULE

Configure the value of the below output keys in respective configuration properties

• ServerStatusCheckUrl in SERVER_STATUS_CHECK_URL

• ClusterStartUrl in CLUSTER_STARTUP_URL

If not created in the stack, then use the following values by replacing parameters in it with appropriate values.

• SERVER_STATUS_CHECK_URL: https://${ID-OF-API-GATEWAY}.execute-api.${AWS::Region}.amazonaws.com/kyvosclusterstatus/

• CLUSTER_STARTUP_URL: https://${ID-OF-API-GATEWAY}.execute-api.${AWS::Region}.amazonaws.com/kyvosclusterstart/

Take the Lambda function details (for the following properties) from the corresponding Lambda function. Take the value for NAME, ARN, and Event rule value from Triggers configuration of Lambda as mentioned in your CloudWatch rule of Event Bridge.

• LAMBDA_NAME

• LAMBDA_ARN

• OE_SCHEDULE_RULE

1. Login to the AWS CloudFormation portal.

2. Create functions through the CloudFormation using lambda.json template file available at kyvosmanager_war/kyvosmanager/cloud/azure/templates. You can also download the file from the the AWS Installation Files folder.

   • Kyvos 2024.9.2 AWS Installation Files

   • Kyvos 2024.9.1 AWS Installation Files

   folder.

   • Kyvos 2024.9 AWS Installation Files

3. Step 1: Specify template

   1. In the Prerequisite - Prepare template, select the Template is ready option.

   2. In the Specify template,  select the Upload a template file option to upload your lambda.json template using the Choose File button.

   3. Click NEXT.

4. Step 2: Specify stack details

   1. Enter a Stack name. Stack name can contain letters (A-Z and a-z), numbers (0-9), and dashes (-). The Kyvos cluster will be deployed in this name, and you cannot edit the name after deployment.

   2. The Parameters area displays the configurations defined in your template. It also allows you to enter custom values to create or update a stack.

   3. Enter details as:

5. Click Next. The functions are created and displayed on the Outputs page. You can provide the name of these functions while deploying the cluster through the Kyvos Manager Wizard.