How to Debug Locally AWS Lambda Functions Using AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio Code

Hi, perfect introduction, Whats the next step, after test locally if we decided to deploy to aws what is the step we need to follow

i used stackery to debug deployed Lambda function locally. But after Amazon take it over i couldnt find any instructions how to do this. AWS told me that they integrate stackery into AWS but i have no clue how to do this and where i can find it. Maybe you can make a quick tutorial how to debug locally a deployed lambda?

Very clear explanation. But I tried it with Python runtime and I do not get the code lense options above my Lambda function definition. How do I start the debug when those links are not showing?

Very useful Content, can you also explain how to debug lambda async invoke, i mean how to debug both the functions one after other?

Hi,
How can I test lambda function in AWS workspace.
I installed the docker but I can enabled it under AWS workspace.
Is there any other way to test lambda locally?

I think it's the clearest steps I have ever seen😇, I totally didn't understand why others' video jump so fast

I love iu

Thanks for your video, I know how to develop AWS lambda. Could you please show me how too call the lambda_handler from a service, since it have no port or URL to call locally lambda service

very useful! Thanks for sharing!

I don't see options Run locally | Debug Locally | Configure in my vs code instead of that i get Add Configuration

Hi Joanne, I am not seeing "Run Locally|Debug Locally|Configure" option in the editor. Any ideas what the issue may be?

Any go Lang version on this? Really need your help

Joanne, I don't see options Run locally | Debug Locally | Configure in my vs code. How do I get them?

I am not able to find the 3 options - Run locally, Debug Locally, Configure - What needs to be done ? I have AWS Toolkit installed

Setting up the event seems to have changed. For me, Code Lens only came up with "Add Debug Configuration." In the config, there is a "payload" key that takes an object. You set it like "payload": { "json": <event object here> }. Alternatively I think you can put the whole event in a json file and then put "payload": { "path": <path to json file> } but I haven't tried this yet.

Same here as Madhi Abt ... can't figure out how to pass the event.

Hi, I'm trying to test a lambda locally, but I'm struggling with the fact that the DB I'm connecting to is only available through AWS VPC. How could test a lambda locally that needs to connect to the VPC in order to connect to the DB and retrieve data from it? Thanks in advance.

Good video, I think they slightly change the process already. I cannot figure out how to inject a custom event