Reference CF resources attributes in serverless.yml #3426
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Did you try to set the environment variable as GetAtt ? |
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This is an old ticket (and can probably be closed), but I found this helpful. If you're trying to reference a parameter that you define in your resource, you can use the variable substitution: functions:
myFunction:
...
environment:
QUEUE_NAME: ${self:resources.Resources.MyQueue.Properties.QueueName}
...
resources:
Resources:
MyQueue:
...
Properties:
QueueName: MyQueuesNameIf you need to access one of the resource's outputs (like its ARN), you can use the the |
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Can this be resolved by Referencing CloudFormation Outputs and closed? |
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I don't thinks so @exoego. He's using cfn references within the same stack, not exports. |
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Don't we have the |
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@pmuens that syntax is for interacting with stack exports |
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I also need to do something like that. but it errors out with: Setting an environment variable with the exact same construct works without problems, though. I dont get why using getAtt for an environment var works, and using it for filling in a cors origin doesn't... |
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@mthenw did you ever find a clean solution to this problem? |
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@mckennajones not really :) |
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The I'm getting this error: |
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Closing, as I believe it's possible now either by using CF intrinsic functions, or simply relying on @mthenw If I miss something, please explain in more detail. @aequasi I believe issue you were having was addressed with #8307 |
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Just to expand on @mfulgo 's answer, in a provider: {
// ...
iam: {
role: {
statements: [
{
Effect: 'Allow',
Action: ['your:action'],
Resource: { 'Fn::GetAtt': ['NotificationsQueue', 'Arn'] }, // <-- this
},
],
},
},
}
resources: {
Resources: {
NotificationsQueue: {
Type: 'AWS::SQS::Queue',
// ...
},
},
}, |
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Note that none of the previously proposed solutions/workarounds work if one needs to use the For example, given the following resource in Attempting to reference the above within the same |
This is a Feature Proposal
Description
Let say I have a service that uses RDS MySQL DB
The problem is that I cannot use return values from this resource and use it in function/service config.
AWS::RDS::DBClusterhas two return attributesEndpoint.Address&Endpoint.Port. Right now the only way is to copy/paste this value. It's a huge blocker for automated deployments.Maybe something like
${self:resources.DBCluster.Endpoint.Address}?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: