[Bedrock Lambda API Gateway]Trouble Shooting When Using AWS Bedrock, Lambda, and API Gateway
1. Bedrock Model Access: IAM Permissions Not Enough
Issue: Even with correct IAM permissions, additional access requests are needed to use Bedrock models.
Solution: Go to the Bedrock console and submit a "Request to Access" for the desired model. This step is required to enable model usage beyond basic IAM permissions.
2. Trust Policy Updates for API Gateway and Lambda
Objective: Allow API Gateway and Lambda to use a specific IAM role.
Solution: Modify the trust policy.
Updated Trust Policy:
{
"Version": "2012-10-17",
"Statement": [
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Principal": {
"Service": "lambda.amazonaws.com"
},
"Action": "sts:AssumeRole"
},
{
"Effect": "Allow",
"Principal": {
"Service": "apigateway.amazonaws.com"
},
"Action": "sts:AssumeRole"
}
]
}
Explanation: This trust policy allows both Lambda and API Gateway to assume the specified IAM role, enabling seamless interaction between these services.
What is a Trust Policy?:
- It defines which AWS services can assume a specific IAM role, different from identity-based or resource-based policies.
3. Lambda Function Testing: Differences Between Direct and API Gateway Invocations
Context: Different testing methods require different request formats due to the Lambda Proxy Integration setup in API Gateway.
Direct Lambda Testing:
Method: Include the
body
field in the event payload when testing directly from the Lambda console.Test Example:
{ "body": "{\"estimate\": { \"CPU\": { \"Model\": \"Ryzen 5 3600\", \"Company\": \"AMD\" } }}" }
Reason: The
body
field is a string containing JSON data, simulating how API Gateway passes data to Lambda when using Lambda Proxy Integration.
API Gateway Testing:
Method: API Gateway passes the request payload directly, including it in the
body
field of the event object automatically due to the Lambda Proxy Integration setup.Test Example:
{ "estimate": { "CPU": { "Model": "Ryzen 5 3600", "Company": "AMD" } } }
Reason: API Gateway sends the request data as-is, placing it into the
body
field automatically, so the Lambda function needs to handle it accordingly.
Key Points:
Lambda Console Testing: Include the
body
field in the request payload manually to simulate how API Gateway wraps the data.API Gateway Testing: API Gateway automatically places the request data in the
body
field when using Lambda Proxy Integration.
Note: These differences in testing arise due to the Lambda Proxy Integration setup in API Gateway, which automatically wraps the request payload in a body
field when it invokes the Lambda function.
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