Automic Automation / AWS Lambda Agent Integration
AWS Lambda is a serverless, event-driven compute service that lets you run code for virtually any type of application or backend service without provisioning or managing servers. You can trigger Lambda from over 200 AWS services and software as a service (SaaS) applications, and only pay for what you use.
Integrating Automic Automation with AWS Lambda allows you to trigger different jobs in AWS Lambda from Automic Automation. You can use it to:
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run code without provisioning or managing infrastructure
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create event-driven applications
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automatically respond to code execution requests at any scale, from a dozen events per day to hundreds of thousands per second
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optimize code execution time and performance with the right function memory size
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respond to high demand in double-digit milliseconds with Provisioned Concurrency
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enable powerful machine learning (ML) insights.
The AWS Lambda Agent integrates the target system with Automic Automation. This means that the Agent lives within an Automic Automation system and it gives you access to all its functions and features. If you are not familiar with Automic Automation or if you need specific information about any of its functions, use this Agent-specific help in combination with the Automic Automation product documentation that you can find at Automic Automation documentation.
The Agents and the Automation Engine communicate using TLS/SSL, which requires using trusted certificates to prove the identity of the respective communication partner.
When an Agent communicates with an on-premises Automic Automation system, it establishes the connection to the Java communication process (JCP). When communicating with the Automic Automation Kubernetes Edition, it established the connection to an ingress / HTTPS load balancer. Regardless of the environment you use, you have to make sure that you have the required certificates in place.
Make sure you are familiar with the TLS/SSL and certificate implementation before installing and/or upgrading the respective component. For more information, see the Automic Automation documentation at:
This integration capability, like all integrations of the Automic system, can support service orchestration Workflows. Such Workflows orchestrate automated processes that run across multiple platforms, domains, and applications to deliver a specific IT service. For more information, see About Service Orchestration in the Automic Automation help, which is available on docs.automic.com.
Release Cycles
The release cycles of this Agent Integration are independent of the Automic Automation ones.
For more information, see Compatibility Information.
Important Consideration
To implement (install and configure) and work with the AWS Lambda Agent Integration (configure Lambda jobs and include them in other Automic Automation objects), a sound knowledge of Automic Automation is required.
If you are new to Automic Automation, we strongly recommend that you take the following courses before beginning with this integration:
For all users:
For administrators:
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Automic Automation v21 Administration Foundations (installation)
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Automic Automation v21 Administration Standard (configuration)
For developers and object designers
This documentation describes how to set up the integration and how to work with AWS Lambda jobs.