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A middleware Lambda function that handles all the cross-cutting concerns for the downstream Lambda function.

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# The configuration for the lambda proxy

# indicates whether the lambda proxy is enabled or not
enabled: ${lambda-proxy.enabled:true}
# ingress functions mapping from the path and method
functions: ${lambda-proxy.functions:}
# region where the lambda functions are deployed
region: ${lambda-proxy.region:ca-central-1}
# endpoint override for the lambda functions
endpointOverride: ${lambda-proxy.endpointOverride:}
# Api call timeout in milliseconds. This sets the amount of time for the entire execution, including all retry attempts.
apiCallTimeout: ${lambda-proxy.apiCallTimeout:60000}
# Api call attempt timeout in milliseconds. This sets the amount of time for each individual attempt.
apiCallAttemptTimeout: ${lambda-proxy.apiCallAttemptTimeout:20000}
# log type for the lambda function invocation
logType: ${lambda-proxy.logType:Tail}
# When LambdaFunctionInvoker is used to invoke the downstream Lambda Function, it can collect the metrics info
# for the total response time of the downstream function. With this value injected, users can quickly determine
# how much time the downstream API spends, including the network latency. By default, it is true, and metrics will
# be collected and injected into the metrics middleware configured in the chain.
metricsInjection: ${lambda-proxy.metricsInjection:true}
# When the metrics info is injected into the metrics middleware, we need to pass a metric name to it so that the
# metrics info can be categorized in a tree structure under the name. By default, it is lambda-proxy, and users
# can change it.
metricsName: ${lambda-proxy.metricsName:lambda-proxy}