I’m running a code to extract data from a Gsheets Sheet and loading it into a Postgres database. The code works perfectly with other sheets of the same workbook as AWS Docker and also when I run it locally on my computer. However, when I push the code via a Docker Container to AWS Lambda I always get the error “positional indexers are out-of-bounds”.
Does someone has an idea where that comes from?

I have this lambda function

The AWS lambdas doc said that global variable will be share across lambda runs. Due to legacy reason, I need to find way to declare and keep a global variable to a lambda run, and it need to be isolated from other lambda runs.

I have a python function that I am running through a Lambda. The function runs properly when uploading an object to S3, if the object’s name does not contain a space. For example if I upload an object called “example.txt” the object is tagged properly. However, if I upload an object called “example 2.txt” the function errors out with a permission denied error. Below is the python script I am running.

I have my code here that I am using to move my files in my S3 bucket. I am using a trigger in my lambda to move files upon “all objects created”.

I have several pyhon lambda function implementations that uses SQL to innteract with RDS MYSQL instances.These SQL contains multiple joins and I would like to test these SQL joins using some kind of in memory db implementation so I can verify the SQL is working correctly.

I have an Docker image:

I have the simplest possible Python function and I am able to deploy it as an AWS Lambda function.