Wondering if anyone has ideas for this situation: • Function A creates new ACM certificate in AWS • By default, when created, ACM certificate does not have DNS verification information in it. It 'appears' after a couple of seconds • This makes for quite an awkward situation. Ideally, I would do this: • Function B is invoked by Function A, with the id of the new ACM certificate. Checks to see if ACM certificate has DNS verification information in it. If yes, invokes Function C. If no, invokes itself tl;dr: what's a simple/elegant way to allow a function in

sst

to invoke itself after a [2] second time out? It needs to know the endpoint it's at so it can call that endpoint. I guess I can get this through some context-like object, just not sure where to access that.

Step functions is better for any workflow involving a wait.

OK interesting. setTimeout works for me, but step functions sounds appealing - is that sst-able?

u can use call

invokeAsync

using the AWS SDK https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSJavaScriptSDK/latest/AWS/Lambda.html#invokeAsync-property

Thanks! What I'm going to do in the end is grab the domain and path of the request made to Function B from its

event

object and then simply do another request to that same endpoint using

node-fetch

That way it'll always be self-referencing