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Customize data tasks with LCAs

LCA Implementation Using AWS Lambda

Migrate custom LCA to AWS Lambda

LCA as AWS Lambda: Development

LCA as AWS Lambda: Deployment

LCA as AWS Lambda: Tenant Configuration

LCA as AWS Lambda: Identity and Access Management

Entity Management APIs

Relation Management APIs

Interaction Management APIs

Reference Data Management APIs

Load and Export APIs

Data Integration APIs

Workflow APIs

System Administration APIs

LCA Implementation Using AWS Lambda

LCA handlers can be implemented as AWS Lambda Functions.

This type of implementation provides an easy and scalable way to manage Life Cycle Actions and includes execution, log viewing, scalability configuration, and testing.

Prerequisites

Ensure that an AWS system user account is created with access to Lambda, S3, and CloudWatch. Also, ensure that you have the access key and secret key to that account.
Ensure that you have a strong understanding of AWS S3, AWS Lambda, AWS CloudWatch, Java, Maven, and the Reltio API and configuration.
Check the concurrency limit on your AWS Lambda function to avoid LCA failures.

Updated on December 9, 2024

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