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Seagame at 06:50, 23 December 2024

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	= Overview =		= Overview =
	AWSResourceManagement is a comprehensive service designed to clear caches for functions used in other services, ensuring consistently high performance and reliability across the system. By systematically removing outdated data and reloading relevant configurations, this service helps maintain accurate, up-to-date information in each function it manages. Whether you need to integrate new settings or refresh existing components, AWSResourceManagement streamlines cache operations to enhance overall efficiency and stability throughout your infrastructure.		AWSResourceManagement is a comprehensive service designed to clear caches for functions used in other services, ensuring consistently high performance and reliability across the system. By systematically removing outdated data and reloading relevant configurations, this service helps maintain accurate, up-to-date information in each function it manages. Whether you need to integrate new settings or refresh existing components, AWSResourceManagement streamlines cache operations to enhance overall efficiency and stability throughout your infrastructure.

	~~= Introduction =~~
	The '''fambda''' function is a utility within the test123 service designed to process numerical data efficiently. It simplifies numerical operations, enhancing both performance and code maintainability.

	= Example =		= Example =
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	'''CASE Fail'''		'''CASE Fail'''
	<br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 LambdaFunctions.~~json‎~~		<br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 <code>LambdaFunctions.json</code>‎
	<br>errorFounds return functionName		<br>errorFounds return functionName
	<source lang="json">		<source lang="json">
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	</source>		</source>
	'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''		'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''
	<br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 LambdaFunctions.json		<br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 <code>LambdaFunctions.json</code>
	<br>errorFounds return functionName		<br>errorFounds return functionName
	<source lang="json">		<source lang="json">
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	</source>		</source>
	'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''		'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''
	<br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 LambdaFunctions.json		<br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 <code>LambdaFunctions.json</code>
	<br>errorFounds return functionName		<br>errorFounds return functionName
	<source lang="json">		<source lang="json">
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	</source>		</source>
	'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''		'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''
	<br>CASE YourServiceTagTarget1 & YourServiceTagTarget2 is missing LambdaFunctions.json in s3		<br>CASE YourServiceTagTarget1 & YourServiceTagTarget2 is missing <code>LambdaFunctions.json</code> in s3
	<source lang="json">		<source lang="json">
	{		{
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	</source>		</source>
	'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''		'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''
	<br>CASE Not Found LambdaFunctions.json		<br>CASE Not Found <code>LambdaFunctions.json</code>
	<source lang="json">		<source lang="json">
	{		{
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	= Best Practices =		= Best Practices =
	* '''Validate Inputs:''' Always ensure that the input provided to the fambda and lambda functions is of the expected type and within acceptable ranges.		* '''Validate Inputs:''' Always ensure that the input provided to the fambda and lambda functions is of the expected type and within acceptable ranges.
	* Ensure that the <code>UploadSchemaHdrInv</code> function is invoked because the AWS Resource Management service requires a permission role and the LambdaFunctions.json file to use the Lambda function.		* Ensure that the <code>UploadSchemaHdrInv</code> function is invoked because the AWS Resource Management service requires a permission role and the <code>LambdaFunctions.json</code> file to use the Lambda function.

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	= Best Practices =		= Best Practices =
	* '''Validate Inputs:''' Always ensure that the input provided to the fambda and lambda functions is of the expected type and within acceptable ranges.		* '''Validate Inputs:''' Always ensure that the input provided to the fambda and lambda functions is of the expected type and within acceptable ranges.
	* Ensure that the UploadSchemaHdrInv function is invoked because the AWS Resource Management service requires a permission role and the LambdaFunctions.json file to use the Lambda function.		* Ensure that the <code>UploadSchemaHdrInv</code> function is invoked because the AWS Resource Management service requires a permission role and the LambdaFunctions.json file to use the Lambda function.

	[[Category:Backend services\| AWS Resource Management]]		[[Category:Backend services\| AWS Resource Management]]

Seagame at 06:43, 23 December 2024

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	== Best Practices ==		= Best Practices =
	* Validate Inputs: Always ensure that the input provided to the fambda and lambda functions is of the expected type and within acceptable ranges.		* '''Validate Inputs:''' Always ensure that the input provided to the fambda and lambda functions is of the expected type and within acceptable ranges.
	* Handle Exceptions: Implement error handling to manage unexpected inputs or failures gracefully.		* Ensure that the UploadSchemaHdrInv function is invoked because the AWS Resource Management service requires a permission role and the LambdaFunctions.json file to use the Lambda function.
	* Write Unit Tests: Develop unit tests to ~~cover various scenarios, ensuring all functions behave as intended.~~
	* Optimize Performance: Monitor the ~~performance of the functions and optimize as necessary for large-scale data processing~~.

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Seagame at 06:33, 23 December 2024

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	* Write Unit Tests: Develop unit tests to cover various scenarios, ensuring all functions behave as intended.		* Write Unit Tests: Develop unit tests to cover various scenarios, ensuring all functions behave as intended.
	* Optimize Performance: Monitor the performance of the functions and optimize as necessary for large-scale data processing.		* Optimize Performance: Monitor the performance of the functions and optimize as necessary for large-scale data processing.

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Seagame at 06:31, 23 December 2024

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 == AWSRMTestFunction ==
 '''Description:''' Invokes an asynchronous AWS Lambda function.
-* '''Parameters:'''
+<br>'''Parameters:'''
-** '''serviceTag''' (string): Name of the ServiceTag.
+* '''serviceTag''' (string): Name of the ServiceTag.
-** '''functionName''' (string): Name of the function to invoke within the service.
+* '''functionName''' (string): Name of the function to invoke within the service.
 <source lang="json">
+{
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 == AWSRMTestFunctions ==
 '''Description:''' This function invokes multiple Lambda functions per service to clear their caches and initiate cold starts, ensuring they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across your services.
-* '''Parameters:'''
+<br>'''Parameters:'''
-** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.
+*'''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.
-*** '''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.
+**'''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.
-*** '''functionNames''' (string, required): Names of the functions to invoke within the service.
+**'''functionNames''' (string, required): Names of the functions to invoke within the service.
 <source lang="json">
+{
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 == AWSRMTestService ==
 '''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within a service, initiating cold starts to ensure they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across the entire service.
-* '''Parameters:'''
+<br>'''Parameters:'''
-** '''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.
+*'''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.
 <source lang="json">
+{
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 == AWSRMTestServices ==
 '''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within multiple services, initiating cold starts so they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across all specified services.
-* '''Parameters:'''
+<br>'''Parameters:'''
-** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.
+*'''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.
-*** '''serviceTag''' (array of strings, required): Names of the ServiceTags.
+**'''serviceTag''' (array of strings, required): Names of the ServiceTags.
 <source lang="json">
+{
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 '''Description''': This function is invoked without input. Upon invocation, it retrieves all roles from each service’s <code>LambdaFunction.json</code> and adds them to the functions <code>AWSRMTestFunction</code>, <code>AWSRMTestFunctions</code>, <code>AWSRMTestService</code>, and <code>AWSRMTestServices</code> for cache clearing. This process ensures the necessary roles are granted to perform cache-clearing tasks effectively.
 == Best Practices ==

Seagame at 06:23, 23 December 2024

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	== AWSRMTestFunction ==		== AWSRMTestFunction ==
	'''Description:''' Invokes an asynchronous AWS Lambda function.		'''Description:''' Invokes an asynchronous AWS Lambda function.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''serviceTag''' (string): Name of the ServiceTag.		** '''serviceTag''' (string): Name of the ServiceTag.
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	== AWSRMTestFunctions ==		== AWSRMTestFunctions ==
	'''Description:''' This function invokes multiple Lambda functions per service to clear their caches and initiate cold starts, ensuring they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across your services.		'''Description:''' This function invokes multiple Lambda functions per service to clear their caches and initiate cold starts, ensuring they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across your services.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.		** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.
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	== AWSRMTestService ==		== AWSRMTestService ==
	'''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within a service, initiating cold starts to ensure they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across the entire service.		'''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within a service, initiating cold starts to ensure they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across the entire service.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.		** '''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.
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	== AWSRMTestServices ==		== AWSRMTestServices ==
	'''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within multiple services, initiating cold starts so they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across all specified services.		'''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within multiple services, initiating cold starts so they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across all specified services.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.		** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.

Seagame at 06:21, 23 December 2024

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	== AWSRMTestFunction ==		== AWSRMTestFunction ==
	* '''Description:''' Invokes an asynchronous AWS Lambda function.		'''Description:''' Invokes an asynchronous AWS Lambda function.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''serviceTag''' (string): Name of the ServiceTag.		** '''serviceTag''' (string): Name of the ServiceTag.
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	== AWSRMTestFunctions ==		== AWSRMTestFunctions ==
	* '''Description:''' This function invokes multiple Lambda functions per service to clear their caches and initiate cold starts, ensuring they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across your services.		'''Description:''' This function invokes multiple Lambda functions per service to clear their caches and initiate cold starts, ensuring they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across your services.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.		** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.
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	== AWSRMTestService ==		== AWSRMTestService ==
	* '''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within a service, initiating cold starts to ensure they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across the entire service.		'''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within a service, initiating cold starts to ensure they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across the entire service.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.		** '''serviceTag''' (string, required): Name of the ServiceTag.
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	== AWSRMTestServices ==		== AWSRMTestServices ==
	* '''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within multiple services, initiating cold starts so they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across all specified services.		'''Description:''' This function invokes Lambda functions to clear caches for all functions within multiple services, initiating cold starts so they reload the latest configurations. This enables efficient cache management and simultaneous updates across all specified services.
	* '''Parameters:'''		* '''Parameters:'''
	** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.		** '''clearLambdaList''' (array of objects, required): List of services and their corresponding Lambda functions to invoke.

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+}
 </source>
-'''Output:'''
+'''OUTPUT: CASE Success'''
 <source lang="json">
+{
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+}
 </source>
-'''CASE Fail'''
+'''OUTPUT: CASE Fail'''
 <br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 LambdaFunctions.json
 <br>errorFounds return functionName
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+}
 </source>
 == Best Practices ==

Seagame at 06:04, 23 December 2024

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 = Introduction =
 The '''fambda''' function is a utility within the test123 service designed to process numerical data efficiently. It simplifies numerical operations, enhancing both performance and code maintainability.
 = Example =
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 '''CASE Fail'''
 <br>CASE if YourFuntionNameTarget is missing in s3 LambdaFunctions.json‎
 <br>errorFounds return functionName
 <source lang="json">

Seagame at 06:00, 23 December 2024

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	The '''fambda''' function is a utility within the test123 service designed to process numerical data efficiently. It simplifies numerical operations, enhancing both performance and code maintainability.		The '''fambda''' function is a utility within the test123 service designed to process numerical data efficiently. It simplifies numerical operations, enhancing both performance and code maintainability.

	==Usage =		=Usage=
	The steps to use the fambda function in test123 are as follows:		The steps to use the fambda function in test123 are as follows:

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	* Write Unit Tests: Develop unit tests to cover various scenarios, ensuring all functions behave as intended.		* Write Unit Tests: Develop unit tests to cover various scenarios, ensuring all functions behave as intended.
	* Optimize Performance: Monitor the performance of the functions and optimize as necessary for large-scale data processing.		* Optimize Performance: Monitor the performance of the functions and optimize as necessary for large-scale data processing.

			[[Category:Backend services\| AWS Resource Management]]