Creating Object Lambda Access Points

To create an Object Lambda Access Point by using the console

1. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon S3 console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/s3/.

2. In the navigation bar, choose the name of the currently displayed AWS Region. Next, choose the Region that you want to switch to.

3. In the left navigation pane, choose Object Lambda Access Points.

4. On the Object Lambda Access Points page, choose Create Object Lambda Access Point.

5. For Object Lambda Access Point name, enter the name that you want to use for the access point.

   As with standard access points, there are rules for naming Object Lambda Access Points. For more information, see Rules for naming Amazon S3 access points.

6. For Supporting Access Point, enter or browse to the standard access point that you want to use. The access point must be in the same AWS Region as the objects that you want to transform. For information about creating standard access points, see Creating access points.

7. Under Transformation configuration, you can add a function that transforms your data for your Object Lambda Access Point. Do one of the following:

   • If you already have a AWS Lambda function in your account you can choose it under Invoke Lambda function. Here you may enter the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of an Lambda function in your AWS account or choose a Lambda function from the drop-down menu.

   • If you wish to use a AWS built function choose the function name under AWS built function and select Create Lambda function. This will take you to the Lambda console where you can deploy a built function into your AWS account. For more information about built functions, see Using AWS built Lambda functions.

   Under S3 APIs, choose one or more API operations to invoke. For each API selected you must specify a Lambda function to invoke.

8. (Optional) Under Payload, add JSON text that you want to provide to your Lambda function as input. You can configure payloads with different parameters for different Object Lambda Access Points that invoke the same Lambda function, thereby extending the flexibility of your Lambda function.

   Important

   When you're using Object Lambda Access Points, make sure that the payload does not contain any confidential information.

9. (Optional) For Range and part number, you must enable this option if you want to process GET and HEAD requests with range and part number headers. Enabling this option confirms that your Lambda function can recognize and process these requests. For more information about range headers and part numbers, see Working with Range and partNumber headers.

10. (Optional) For Request metrics, choose Enable or Disable to add Amazon S3 monitoring to your Object Lambda Access Point. Request metrics are billed at the standard Amazon CloudWatch rate.

11. (Optional) Under Object Lambda Access Point policy, set a resource policy. Resource policies grant permissions for the specified Object Lambda Access Point and can control the use of the access point by resource, user, or other conditions. For more information about Object Lambda Access Point resource policies see, Configuring IAM policies for Object Lambda Access Points.

12. Under Block Public Access settings for this Object Lambda Access Point, select the block public access settings that you want to apply. All block public access settings are enabled by default for new Object Lambda Access Points, and we recommend that you leave default settings enabled. Amazon S3 currently doesn't support changing an Object Lambda Access Point's block public access settings after the Object Lambda Access Points has been created.

    For more information about using Amazon S3 Block Public Access, see Managing public access to access points.

13. Choose Create Object Lambda Access Point.

To create an Object Lambda Access Point by using an AWS CloudFormation template

1. Download the AWS Lambda function deployment package s3objectlambda_deployment_package.zip at S3 Object Lambda default configuration.

2. Run the following put-object command to upload the package to an Amazon S3 bucket.

   aws s3api put-object --bucket Amazon S3 bucket name --key s3objectlambda_deployment_package.zip --body release/s3objectlambda_deployment_package.zip

3. Download the AWS CloudFormation template s3objectlambda_defaultconfig.yaml at S3 Object Lambda default configuration.

4. Run the following deploy command to deploy the template to your AWS account.

   aws cloudformation deploy --template-file s3objectlambda_defaultconfig.yaml \
    --stack-name AWS CloudFormation stack name \ 
    --parameter-overrides ObjectLambdaAccessPointName=Object Lambda Access Point name \
     SupportingAccessPointName=Amazon S3 access point S3BucketName=Amazon S3 bucket \
     LambdaFunctionS3BucketName=Amazon S3 bucket containing your Lambda package \ 
     LambdaFunctionS3Key=Lambda object key LambdaFunctionS3ObjectVersion=Lambda object version \ 
     LambdaFunctionRuntime=Lambda function runtime --capabilities capability_IAM

To create an Object Lambda Access Point by using the AWS CLI

The following example creates an Object Lambda Access Point named my-object-lambda-ap for the bucket amzn-s3-demo-bucket1 in the account 111122223333. This example assumes that a standard access point named example-ap has already been created. For information about creating a standard access point, see Creating access points.

This example uses the AWS prebuilt function decompress. For more information about prebuilt functions, see Using AWS built Lambda functions.

1. Create a bucket. In this example, we will use amzn-s3-demo-bucket1. For information about creating buckets, see Creating a bucket.

2. Create a standard access point and attach it to your bucket. In this example, we will use example-ap. For information about creating standard access points, see Creating access points.

3. Do one of the following:

   • Create a Lambda function in your account that you would like to use to transform your Amazon S3 object. For more information about creating Lambda functions, see Writing Lambda functions for S3 Object Lambda Access Points. To use your custom function with the AWS CLI, see Using Lambda with the AWS CLI in the AWS Lambda Developer Guide.

   • Use an AWS prebuilt Lambda function. For more information about prebuilt functions, see Using AWS built Lambda functions.

4. Create a JSON configuration file named my-olap-configuration.json. In this configuration, provide the supporting access point and the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) for the Lambda function that you created in the previous steps or the ARN for the prebuilt function that you're using.

   {
       "SupportingAccessPoint" : "arn:aws:s3:us-east-1:111122223333:accesspoint/example-ap",
       "TransformationConfigurations": [{
           "Actions" : ["GetObject", "HeadObject", "ListObjects", "ListObjectsV2"],
           "ContentTransformation" : {
               "AwsLambda": {
                   "FunctionPayload" : "{\"compressionType\":\"gzip\"}",
                   "FunctionArn" : "arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:111122223333:function/compress"
               }
           }
       }]
   }

5. Run the create-access-point-for-object-lambda command to create your Object Lambda Access Point.

   aws s3control create-access-point-for-object-lambda --account-id 111122223333 --name my-object-lambda-ap --configuration file://my-olap-configuration.json

6. (Optional) Create a JSON policy file named my-olap-policy.json.

   Adding an Object Lambda Access Point resource policy can control the use of the access point by resource, user, or other conditions. This resource policy grants the GetObject permission for account 444455556666 to the specified Object Lambda Access Point.

   {
       "Version": "2008-10-17",
       "Statement": [
           {
               "Sid": "Grant account 444455556666 GetObject access",
               "Effect": "Allow",
               "Action": "s3-object-lambda:GetObject",
               "Principal": {
                   "AWS": "arn:aws:iam::444455556666:root"
               },
               "Resource": "your-object-lambda-access-point-arn"
           }
       ]
   }

7. (Optional) Run the put-access-point-policy-for-object-lambda command to set your resource policy.

   aws s3control put-access-point-policy-for-object-lambda --account-id 111122223333 --name my-object-lambda-ap --policy file://my-olap-policy.json

8. (Optional) Specify a payload.

   A payload is optional JSON that you can provide to your AWS Lambda function as input. You can configure payloads with different parameters for different Object Lambda Access Points that invoke the same Lambda function, thereby extending the flexibility of your Lambda function.

   The following Object Lambda Access Point configuration shows a payload with two parameters.

   {
   	"SupportingAccessPoint": "AccessPointArn",
   	"CloudWatchMetricsEnabled": false,
   	"TransformationConfigurations": [{
   		"Actions": ["GetObject", "HeadObject", "ListObjects", "ListObjectsV2"],
   		"ContentTransformation": {
   			"AwsLambda": {
   				"FunctionArn": "FunctionArn",
   				"FunctionPayload": "{\"res-x\": \"100\",\"res-y\": \"100\"}"
   			}
   		}
   	}]
   }

   The following Object Lambda Access Point configuration shows a payload with one parameter, and with GetObject-Range, GetObject-PartNumber, HeadObject-Range, and HeadObject-PartNumber enabled.

   {
       "SupportingAccessPoint":"AccessPointArn",
       "CloudWatchMetricsEnabled": false,
       "AllowedFeatures": ["GetObject-Range", "GetObject-PartNumber", "HeadObject-Range", "HeadObject-PartNumber"],        
       "TransformationConfigurations": [{
           "Action": ["GetObject", "HeadObject", "ListObjects", "ListObjectsV2"],
           "ContentTransformation": {
               "AwsLambda": {
                   "FunctionArn":"FunctionArn",
                   "FunctionPayload": "{\"compression-amount\": \"5\"}"
               }
           }
       }]
   }

   Important

   When you're using Object Lambda Access Points, make sure that the payload does not contain any confidential information.

To upload the Lambda function deployment package

1. Download the AWS Lambda function deployment package s3objectlambda_deployment_package.zip at S3 Object Lambda default configuration.

2. Upload the package to an Amazon S3 bucket.

To create an Object Lambda Access Point by using the AWS CloudFormation console

1. Download the AWS CloudFormation template s3objectlambda_defaultconfig.yaml at S3 Object Lambda default configuration.

2. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the AWS CloudFormation console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/cloudformation.

3. Do one of the following:

   • If you've never used AWS CloudFormation before, on the AWS CloudFormation home page, choose Create stack.

   • If you have used AWS CloudFormation before, in the left navigation pane, choose Stacks. Choose Create stack, then choose With new resources (standard).

4. For Prerequisite - Prepare template, choose Template is ready.

5. For Specify template, choose Upload a template file and upload s3objectlambda_defaultconfig.yaml.

6. Choose Next.

7. On the Specify stack details page, enter a name for the stack.

8. In the Parameters section, specify the following parameters that are defined in the stack template:

   1. For CreateNewSupportingAccessPoint, do one of the following:

      • If you already have a supporting access point for the S3 bucket where you uploaded the template, choose false.

      • If you want to create a new access point for this bucket, choose true.

   2. For EnableCloudWatchMonitoring, choose true or false, depending on whether you want to enable Amazon CloudWatch request metrics and alarms.

   3. (Optional) For LambdaFunctionPayload, add JSON text that you want to provide to your Lambda function as input. You can configure payloads with different parameters for different Object Lambda Access Points that invoke the same Lambda function, thereby extending the flexibility of your Lambda function.

      Important

      When you're using Object Lambda Access Points, make sure that the payload does not contain any confidential information.

   4. For LambdaFunctionRuntime, enter your preferred runtime for the Lambda function. The available choices are nodejs14.x, python3.9, java11.

   5. For LambdaFunctionS3BucketName, enter the Amazon S3 bucket name where you uploaded the deployment package.

   6. For LambdaFunctionS3Key, enter the Amazon S3 object key where you uploaded the deployment package.

   7. For LambdaFunctionS3ObjectVersion, enter the Amazon S3 object version where you uploaded the deployment package.

   8. For ObjectLambdaAccessPointName, enter a name for your Object Lambda Access Point.

   9. For S3BucketName, enter the Amazon S3 bucket name that will be associated with your Object Lambda Access Point.

   10. For SupportingAccessPointName, enter the name of your supporting access point.

       Note

       This is an access point that is associated with the Amazon S3 bucket that you chose in the previous step. If you do not have any access points associated with your Amazon S3 bucket, you can configure the template to create one for you by choosing true for CreateNewSupportingAccessPoint.

9. Choose Next.

10. On the Configure stack options page, choose Next.

    For more information about the optional settings on this page, see Setting AWS CloudFormation stack options in the AWS CloudFormation User Guide.

11. On the Review page, choose Create stack.