When I run an AWS Lambda container (Docker) image, for example:
docker run public.ecr.aws/lambda/java bash
I get the following error:
entrypoint requires the handler name to be the first argument
What should the handler name be?
/lambda-entrypoint.sh is inherited from the base image (ie. public. ecr. aws/lambda/{runtime} ) and is set as the ENTRYPOINT in order to detect whether the image is being run in Lambda or not, to decide whether to invoke the function through the Runtime Interface Emulator or directly if running in Lambda cloud.
A Lambda container image is a package that includes the Lambda Runtime API, necessary dependencies, an operating system, and function handlers required to run Docker containers in AWS Lambda. These packages allow development teams to deploy and execute arbitrary code and libraries into the Lambda runtime.
Differences between CMD & ENTRYPOINT CMD commands are ignored by Daemon when there are parameters stated within the docker run command while ENTRYPOINT instructions are not ignored but instead are appended as command line parameters by treating those as arguments of the command.
It depends what the language is of the runtime. For example, if it is NodeJS, then the handler name should look like:
"app.handler"
If it is Java, then it should look like:
"com.example.LambdaHandler::handleRequest"
The image will look for them in LAMBDA_TASK_ROOT
so you will need to make sure that your code (or compiled code) is copied to that folder when you build the image, for example:
COPY target/* ${LAMBDA_TASK_ROOT}
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