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[lambda] support for dead letter targets #2739
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Hi @Obirah, thanks for submitting! We will update this issue when there is any progress. |
Hi, Is there any update on this feature? Thanks! |
Hi @MaartenThoelen, there is a PR in progress, thanks @nmussy! You can follow the PR process here #4763 |
@Obirah & other requesters - Lambda now supports Does this satisfy your use case for a dead letter queue? If not, could you detail how you would benefit from the |
Closing this issue since there hasn't been a response in a while. Feel free to reopen. |
As it was suggested to my colleague @pierreozoux in #660, we are now opening this issue, because we'd love to have support for SNS dead letters in the
Function
L2 construct.Right now we are successfully working around this, by overriding the property on the internal L1 resource after the L2 resource has been instantiated:
Nonetheless, it would be cool to have to have real support for this on
Function
. From reading all the comments in #660, I understand that you are going through some hassle with the dependencies between the Lambda and SNS packages.Would it maybe be feasible to have a very simple approach for starters so that the
FunctionProps
have a fielddeadLetterTargetArn
that is used if thedeadLetterQueueEnabled
flag is false?This way, the Lambda package does not necessarily need to care about the SNS package in the beginning and later one can develop a similar high-level approach for SNS as it already exists for SQS.
I'd also be totally open to contribute code to this, if we find an approach for this problem.
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