fn-sfmc-schedules

A lambda function that keeps the offer schedules within SFMC up to date by listenerning to events triggered when changes are made to Offers or Offers are added to/drop off the website.

Getting Started

Ensure that you have version 2 of the aws cli client installed, if not install here

• aws cli v2 - ensure you get the correct package for you OS

Ensure that you have the correct aws creds set up and your aws2 cli tool is working

Configuration

To set the configuration at function creation time alter the config.json file

To alter the configuration once the function is running alter the update.json file

Deployment

To update the function run:

$ bash updateFunction.bash

This will update the configuration and the code being executed by the lambda function.

To deploy the function for the first time run:

$ bash createFunction.bash

Rollback

To rollback to a older version of the code revert the to that version within github, then run the update function command.

Delete function

$ aws2 lambda delete-function --function-name fn-sfmc-schedules

Invoke Function

To invoke the function and get the output of that function into a file called testing.txt run:

$ aws2 lambda invoke --function-name fn-sfmc-schedules --log-type Tail testing.txt

Then to view the output

$ cat testing.txt

Or if you love json query this can be done in one step

$ aws2 lambda invoke --function-name fn-sfmc-schedules --log-type Tail /dev/null | jq -r '.LogResult' | base64 --decode

Debugging

$ aws2 logs tail /aws/lambda/fn-sfmc-schedules --follow

This will tail the aws cloudwatch log group for this function. log groups are automatically made for each lambda function and follow this syntax /aws/lambda/${function-name}

To gain better understanding of logging run:

# aws2 logs help