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serverless-dependent-stack-outputs

v1.0.1

Published

3 years ago

A Serverless Framework pluging to look up other stack outputs

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serverless-dependent-stack-outputs

A Serverless Framework plugin to set environment variables from exports of AWS CloudFormation stacks in other regions.

Why?

CloudFormation's ImportValue function allows you to use stack outputs as inputs to resources. This only works for stacks in the same region, however. This plugin allows you to specify stacks in other regions. It will populate your provider environment variables with the named, exported values of those stacks' outputs.

Getting Starter

Install the plugin in your Serverless project.

npm install --save serverless-dependent-stack-outputs

Add the plugin in your Serverless configuration file (Usually serverless.yml).

plugins:
  - serverless-dependent-stack-outputs

Configure the regions and stacks to pull outputs from.

dependentStacks:
  stacks:
    - region: eu-west-1
      name: slic-starter-backend-prod
    - region: us-east-1
      name: slic-starter-registration-prod

The output of serverless package or serverless deploy will show the exports that have been found and added to your provider environment variables. Export names are converted to snake case and are all upper case.

Use the environment variables in your Lambda functions.

LICENSE

Copyright fourTheorem Ltd. 2019