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AWS boto3 : UnknownServiceError: Unknown service: 'apigatewaymanagementapi'
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I am facing weird issue with boto3 module in AWS. I am writing serverless framework with lambda functions. I am using aws boto3 module & running below code in python. Code execution is successful when running locally but fails with UnknownServiceError when executed in AWS.
client_api = boto3.client(service_name='apigatewaymanagementapi')
After a lot of research, I found that local boto3 version is 1.9.119 and AWS boto3 version is 1.9.42. I am not too sure if this is the root cause for the issue.
I have tried installing boto3 in venv target and used that reference. No matter what, code execution fails in AWS.
I have checked if there is a way I can update aws boto3 version.
I have also tried adding boto3 as external dependency in requirements file
I have also tried adding layers with boto3 zip and mapped to the lambda function.
Unfortunately none of the solutions works. Please suggest alternate solution for this issue.
amazon-web-services aws-lambda boto3 serverless botocore
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
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I am facing weird issue with boto3 module in AWS. I am writing serverless framework with lambda functions. I am using aws boto3 module & running below code in python. Code execution is successful when running locally but fails with UnknownServiceError when executed in AWS.
client_api = boto3.client(service_name='apigatewaymanagementapi')
After a lot of research, I found that local boto3 version is 1.9.119 and AWS boto3 version is 1.9.42. I am not too sure if this is the root cause for the issue.
I have tried installing boto3 in venv target and used that reference. No matter what, code execution fails in AWS.
I have checked if there is a way I can update aws boto3 version.
I have also tried adding boto3 as external dependency in requirements file
I have also tried adding layers with boto3 zip and mapped to the lambda function.
Unfortunately none of the solutions works. Please suggest alternate solution for this issue.
amazon-web-services aws-lambda boto3 serverless botocore
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
1
I'm not a python guy, but I ran into a similar issue in Node js recently. It turned out I had to pack the version I was running locally of aws-sdk with my function, so it'd use this version instead of the one provided by AWS. If you can package boto3 with your application you should also be able to fix it.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:24
@ThalesMinussi thanks for your response. I am trying to do the same.. However did you use layers in AWS or any script or suggestion how this can be done. Sorry I am new to AWS & can't figure out how this can be done.
– Venkatesh
Mar 22 at 8:27
stackoverflow.com/questions/55257580/… that was my question and the fix is on the answer. If python has an equivalent solution you should be fine. No, I didn't use layers at all.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:27
1
Try a deployment package containing the relevant versions of boto3 and botocore in addition to your AWS Lambda function code. Suspect botocore is the key here.
– jarmod
Mar 22 at 13:21
add a comment |
I am facing weird issue with boto3 module in AWS. I am writing serverless framework with lambda functions. I am using aws boto3 module & running below code in python. Code execution is successful when running locally but fails with UnknownServiceError when executed in AWS.
client_api = boto3.client(service_name='apigatewaymanagementapi')
After a lot of research, I found that local boto3 version is 1.9.119 and AWS boto3 version is 1.9.42. I am not too sure if this is the root cause for the issue.
I have tried installing boto3 in venv target and used that reference. No matter what, code execution fails in AWS.
I have checked if there is a way I can update aws boto3 version.
I have also tried adding boto3 as external dependency in requirements file
I have also tried adding layers with boto3 zip and mapped to the lambda function.
Unfortunately none of the solutions works. Please suggest alternate solution for this issue.
amazon-web-services aws-lambda boto3 serverless botocore
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
I am facing weird issue with boto3 module in AWS. I am writing serverless framework with lambda functions. I am using aws boto3 module & running below code in python. Code execution is successful when running locally but fails with UnknownServiceError when executed in AWS.
client_api = boto3.client(service_name='apigatewaymanagementapi')
After a lot of research, I found that local boto3 version is 1.9.119 and AWS boto3 version is 1.9.42. I am not too sure if this is the root cause for the issue.
I have tried installing boto3 in venv target and used that reference. No matter what, code execution fails in AWS.
I have checked if there is a way I can update aws boto3 version.
I have also tried adding boto3 as external dependency in requirements file
I have also tried adding layers with boto3 zip and mapped to the lambda function.
Unfortunately none of the solutions works. Please suggest alternate solution for this issue.
amazon-web-services aws-lambda boto3 serverless botocore
amazon-web-services aws-lambda boto3 serverless botocore
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
asked Mar 22 at 8:08
VenkateshVenkatesh
1,05352130
1,05352130
1
I'm not a python guy, but I ran into a similar issue in Node js recently. It turned out I had to pack the version I was running locally of aws-sdk with my function, so it'd use this version instead of the one provided by AWS. If you can package boto3 with your application you should also be able to fix it.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:24
@ThalesMinussi thanks for your response. I am trying to do the same.. However did you use layers in AWS or any script or suggestion how this can be done. Sorry I am new to AWS & can't figure out how this can be done.
– Venkatesh
Mar 22 at 8:27
stackoverflow.com/questions/55257580/… that was my question and the fix is on the answer. If python has an equivalent solution you should be fine. No, I didn't use layers at all.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:27
1
Try a deployment package containing the relevant versions of boto3 and botocore in addition to your AWS Lambda function code. Suspect botocore is the key here.
– jarmod
Mar 22 at 13:21
add a comment |
1
I'm not a python guy, but I ran into a similar issue in Node js recently. It turned out I had to pack the version I was running locally of aws-sdk with my function, so it'd use this version instead of the one provided by AWS. If you can package boto3 with your application you should also be able to fix it.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:24
@ThalesMinussi thanks for your response. I am trying to do the same.. However did you use layers in AWS or any script or suggestion how this can be done. Sorry I am new to AWS & can't figure out how this can be done.
– Venkatesh
Mar 22 at 8:27
stackoverflow.com/questions/55257580/… that was my question and the fix is on the answer. If python has an equivalent solution you should be fine. No, I didn't use layers at all.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:27
1
Try a deployment package containing the relevant versions of boto3 and botocore in addition to your AWS Lambda function code. Suspect botocore is the key here.
– jarmod
Mar 22 at 13:21
1
1
I'm not a python guy, but I ran into a similar issue in Node js recently. It turned out I had to pack the version I was running locally of aws-sdk with my function, so it'd use this version instead of the one provided by AWS. If you can package boto3 with your application you should also be able to fix it.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:24
I'm not a python guy, but I ran into a similar issue in Node js recently. It turned out I had to pack the version I was running locally of aws-sdk with my function, so it'd use this version instead of the one provided by AWS. If you can package boto3 with your application you should also be able to fix it.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:24
@ThalesMinussi thanks for your response. I am trying to do the same.. However did you use layers in AWS or any script or suggestion how this can be done. Sorry I am new to AWS & can't figure out how this can be done.
– Venkatesh
Mar 22 at 8:27
@ThalesMinussi thanks for your response. I am trying to do the same.. However did you use layers in AWS or any script or suggestion how this can be done. Sorry I am new to AWS & can't figure out how this can be done.
– Venkatesh
Mar 22 at 8:27
stackoverflow.com/questions/55257580/… that was my question and the fix is on the answer. If python has an equivalent solution you should be fine. No, I didn't use layers at all.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:27
stackoverflow.com/questions/55257580/… that was my question and the fix is on the answer. If python has an equivalent solution you should be fine. No, I didn't use layers at all.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:27
1
1
Try a deployment package containing the relevant versions of boto3 and botocore in addition to your AWS Lambda function code. Suspect botocore is the key here.
– jarmod
Mar 22 at 13:21
Try a deployment package containing the relevant versions of boto3 and botocore in addition to your AWS Lambda function code. Suspect botocore is the key here.
– jarmod
Mar 22 at 13:21
add a comment |
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I'm not a python guy, but I ran into a similar issue in Node js recently. It turned out I had to pack the version I was running locally of aws-sdk with my function, so it'd use this version instead of the one provided by AWS. If you can package boto3 with your application you should also be able to fix it.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:24
@ThalesMinussi thanks for your response. I am trying to do the same.. However did you use layers in AWS or any script or suggestion how this can be done. Sorry I am new to AWS & can't figure out how this can be done.
– Venkatesh
Mar 22 at 8:27
stackoverflow.com/questions/55257580/… that was my question and the fix is on the answer. If python has an equivalent solution you should be fine. No, I didn't use layers at all.
– Thales Minussi
Mar 22 at 8:27
1
Try a deployment package containing the relevant versions of boto3 and botocore in addition to your AWS Lambda function code. Suspect botocore is the key here.
– jarmod
Mar 22 at 13:21