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Updated AWS Lambda Code for building End-to-End Web Application with AWS tutorial.
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# import the JSON utility package | |
import json | |
# import the Python math library | |
import math | |
# import the AWS SDK (for Python the package name is boto3) | |
import boto3 | |
# import two packages to help us with dates and date formatting | |
from time import gmtime, strftime | |
# create a DynamoDB object using the AWS SDK | |
dynamodb = boto3.resource('dynamodb') | |
# use the DynamoDB object to select our table | |
table = dynamodb.Table('PowerOfMathDatabase') | |
# store the current time in a human readable format in a variable | |
now = strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()) | |
# define the handler function that the Lambda service will use an entry point | |
def lambda_handler(event, context): | |
# extract the two numbers from the Lambda service's event object | |
mathResult = math.pow(int(event['base']), int(event['exponent'])) | |
# write result and time to the DynamoDB table using the object we instantiated and save response in a variable | |
response = table.put_item( | |
Item={ | |
'id': str(mathResult), | |
'LatestGreetingTime':now | |
}) | |
# return a properly formatted JSON object | |
return { | |
'statusCode': 200, | |
'body': json.dumps('Your result is ' + str(mathResult)) | |
} |
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