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PHP Docker Lambda

Executes PHP code within an AWS Lambda function using Docker containers.

All the heavy-lifting - such as interacting with the Lambda runtime API and proxying requests between API Gateway and PHP itself - is handled by the base image and a package provided by Bref.

Deployment

Here we use CloudFormation templates to create the AWS resources - you could also use the AWS Management Console or CLI. Ensure you have Docker Desktop, the AWS CLI, and Composer installed.

  1. Create the AWS ECR private repository using the repository.json CloudFormation template.

  2. Create the IAM user using the user.json CloudFormation template and note the access key and secret access key available as outputs. Specify the above stack name as a parameter.

  3. Add a new profile to your AWS CLI (to make things easier, keep the profile name the same as the IMAGE_NAME variable in your .env file):

    aws configure --profile php-docker-lambda

  4. Create your .env file by copying the example file and filling in the details (leave LAMBDA_FUNCTION_NAME for now):

    cp .env.example .env

  5. Build the Docker image and push it up to the ECR repository using the build bash script:

    sh ./build

  6. Create the Lambda function using the lambda.json CloudFormation template. Specify the URI of the image in ECR as a parameter.

  7. Update LAMBDA_FUNCTION_NAME variable in your .env file (helpful for future updates - see below).

  8. Create the API Gateway using the api-gateway.json CloudFormation template. You will need to specify the name of the stack that created the Lambda function. The invocation URL is available as InvocationURL stack output - visiting that URL will invoke the Lambda function.

Updates

When you make updates to the source code, you will need to build and push the image again:

sh ./build

The Lambda function will continue to use the previous image until you re-deploy it using the deploy bash script:

sh ./deploy