Hey folks, just got set up with Seed and it’s super cool! In my Lambda service, I have Lambdas that are triggered off HTTP events, as well as Lambdas that are triggered off Cloudwatch event rules (

cron

, 

rate

, etc). In my Seed console, I only see the HTTP triggered Lambdas. What happens to Lambdas that are triggered off of other event types, such as Cloudwatch? Are they not deployed currently? Any info or pointers to the docs here would be appreciated. Thanks!

You can deploy both, we have both via Seed so something mustn't be quite right. Are you using SST?

Hey Ross, thanks for replying! I'm Pranav, Sanket's co-founder. So we used

sls

to set up the project and our

serverless.yml

. Would that affect how the events are defined and lead to inconsistencies in the

.yml

file?

No problem, either way, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to deploy cron triggered lambdas. Can you share the serverless.yml so we can see if there's anything wrong there?

yeah sure, here's an example function that runs on cron events:

scheduledDailySlackDigest:
    handler: ScheduleDailySlackDigest.handler
    timeout: 60
    maximumRetryAttempts: 0
    warmup:
      default:
        enabled: false
    events:
      - schedule:
          rate: cron(0/1 13 * * ? *)

and here's a function that's an HTTP endpoint:

addToSlack:
    handler: HandleAddToSlack.handler
    timeout: 30
    events:
      - http:
          method: post
          path: addtoslack
          cors:
            origin: "*"
            headers:
              - Content-Type
              - X-Amz-Date
              - Authorization
              - X-Api-Key
              - X-Amz-Security-Token
              - X-Amz-User-Agent
            allowCredentials: true

any thoughts on why the former wouldn't be showing up in the serverless stack resources?

Hey @Pranav Badami, a couple of quick things u can check: • if u run

sls package

locally and open up the generated CloudFormation template, do u see

scheduledDailySlackDigest

in there? • if u do, open up the build log on SEED, expand the

serverless deploy

step, you should see a list of deployed functions near the bottom. Is

scheduledDailySlackDigest

in there?