About this software
A JetBrains IDE extension that helps package and deploy AWS Lambda functions directly from compatible JetBrains IDEs. It integrates deployment steps into the development workflow to reduce context switching.
Intended for developers building serverless applications who prefer managing code and deployments inside their JetBrains development environment. Check the plugin page for compatibility and installation instructions.
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JetBrains 3rd Party AWS Lambda Deployer
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Benefits
- In-IDE deployment: Deploy Lambda functions without leaving the IDE.
- Streamlined packaging: Prepare deployment artifacts using IDE workflows.
- AWS credential integration: Use configured AWS credentials to authenticate deployments.
- Reduced context switching: Manage code and deployment tasks in one environment.
- Suitable for developers: Designed for developers working on serverless functions
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: View installation and usage guidance on the plugin page.
- Compatibility info: Check the plugin listing for supported IDE versions.
- Issue reporting: Use the plugin page support link or issue tracker if available.
- Updates: Receive updates through the IDE plugin update system.
- License management: Manage subscription or license through your JetBrains account
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party AWS Lambda Deployer used for?
Integrates with JetBrains IDEs to package, configure, and deploy AWS Lambda functions from the development environment, enabling code upload and basic function management.
How does the deployer authenticate with AWS?
Authentication uses AWS credentials or profiles available to the IDE or environment, such as credential files or environment variables, to perform API operations.
What Lambda function settings can be configured during deployment?
Deployments can set function properties such as runtime, handler, memory, timeout, environment variables, and the IAM role used by the function.
Does deployment require specific AWS IAM permissions?
Yes; deployment actions require IAM permissions to create or update Lambda functions and related resources, so appropriate permissions must be granted to the AWS credentials used.