I’m a full stack engineer working at Numu, in charge of developing web and mobile apps, handling AWS applications and devOps tasks. I may also write sporadically about my technical adventures.
yep I have the latest version .. I deleted the stack via "sls remove" but I'm still confused why the APIGW authorizer didn't update.
I'm still stuck at the authorizer, it times out or returns 500 whenever I try to match the token in my database. I'm using Sequelize and AWS RDS (MySQL). I can't give you my private repo, but I'll duplicate the code in a public repo.
I’m a full stack engineer working at Numu, in charge of developing web and mobile apps, handling AWS applications and devOps tasks. I may also write sporadically about my technical adventures.
Software engineer with over 10 years experience in different technology stacks, architecting, developing, CI/CD and leading teams. Currently working with Java, Node.JS and Serverless
Software engineer with over 10 years experience in different technology stacks, architecting, developing, CI/CD and leading teams. Currently working with Java, Node.JS and Serverless
I checked your code, added a couple of logs and changes.
I tested on AWS and it works.
You can check my code here: github.com/piczmar/sls-test-author...
I'm not sure what was your problem. I can think of wrong DB connection details causing Sequilize to wait on connection. Can you make sure the correct env. variables are set on Lambda function?
I’m a full stack engineer working at Numu, in charge of developing web and mobile apps, handling AWS applications and devOps tasks. I may also write sporadically about my technical adventures.
The issue was with the principalId. I wanted to set the authenticated object as the principalId and add it in the request body, that way I would save an extra database query. Once I set the principalId to the token. The authorizer started working.
I have to query the authenticated user again in my controller, but I can live with that.
Software engineer with over 10 years experience in different technology stacks, architecting, developing, CI/CD and leading teams. Currently working with Java, Node.JS and Serverless
yep I have the latest version .. I deleted the stack via "sls remove" but I'm still confused why the APIGW authorizer didn't update.
I'm still stuck at the authorizer, it times out or returns 500 whenever I try to match the token in my database. I'm using Sequelize and AWS RDS (MySQL). I can't give you my private repo, but I'll duplicate the code in a public repo.
It would be great if you could help! Thanks
github.com/hzburki/serverless
This is code repo. It's connected to a new database. Two routes /users and /user, an authorizer is connected to /user.
Works fine on serverless-offline, but both endpoints timeout when deployed to AWS. Even if I set timeout to 30sec.
Help Please !
thx, will try to have a look at it by the end of this week..possibly sooner.
I checked your code, added a couple of logs and changes.
I tested on AWS and it works.
You can check my code here: github.com/piczmar/sls-test-author...
I'm not sure what was your problem. I can think of wrong DB connection details causing Sequilize to wait on connection. Can you make sure the correct env. variables are set on Lambda function?
Can you check my version and see if it helped?
I got the authorizer to work :D
The issue was with the principalId. I wanted to set the authenticated object as the principalId and add it in the request body, that way I would save an extra database query. Once I set the principalId to the token. The authorizer started working.
I have to query the authenticated user again in my controller, but I can live with that.
Thanks for your help.
Glad to hear that :)