在 AWS Lambda 中运行 CI/CD 管道
作为一个项目，我尝试创建一个在 AWS Lambda 应用程序内运行的 CI/CD 管道。
我面临的问题是 AWS Lambda 缺少某些应用程序（例如 Gradle）正常运行所需的一些工具（例如 xargs）：
/tmp/repo/gradlew：第 234 行：xargs：找不到命令
或者更有趣的是：
安装：apt-get：找不到命令
如何安装所需的工具来从 AWS Lambda 容器内构建应用程序？
如何利用层来加速这些容器？ 另外，我假设我需要注册某些 cli 工具存在于安装层中。 在 Windows 上，我会通过 (ab) 使用 PATH 环境变量来执行此操作，但在 Linux 中执行此操作的推荐方法是什么？
我如何告诉工具在这些层中寻找它们的依赖关系？以避免出现如下错误： ld.gold：错误：找不到-lcurl
As a project, I am trying to create a CI/CD pipeline running inside an AWS Lambda application.
The problem I am facing is that AWS Lambda is missing some tools (for example xargs) that certain applications (for example Gradle) require to run properly:
/tmp/repo/gradlew: line 234: xargs: command not found
Or even more interestingly:
install: apt-get: command not found
How can I install the required tools to build the applications from within an AWS Lambda container?
How can I utilize layers to speed up those containers?
Aka, I assume I need to register that certain cli tools are present in mounted layers.
On windows, I would do this by (ab)using the PATH environment variable, but what is the recommended way to do this in Linux?
And how can I tell tools to look for their dependencies in those layers? to avoid errors like:ld.gold: error: cannot find -lcurl
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据我所知，最好的选择是创建一个包含您需要的所有软件的 Docker 映像，并将其提供给 AWS Lambda 服务。
有大量文档介绍了如何在 AWS Lambda 中运行 Docker 容器：
https ://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/images-create.html
个人说明：虽然我喜欢挑战或概念验证的想法我建议使用众多 CI/CD 服务之一，而不是您自己构建一项。我想不出这有什么好处。 AWS 本身提供 CI/CD 解决方案，例如 AWS CodePipeline 等。
您可能需要查看以下文档：
https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/set-up-ci-cd-pipeline/
The best option as far as I can tell is to create a Docker image containing all the software that you require and provide this to the AWS Lambda service.
There is extensive documentation how to run Docker containers in AWS Lambda:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/images-create.html
Personal note: While I like the idea of a challenge or proof-of-concept I'd recommend using one of the many CI/CD services out there instead of building one on your own. I can not think of any upside of this. AWS itself offers CI/CD solutions like AWS CodePipeline etc.
You might want to have a look at the following documentation:
https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/hands-on/set-up-ci-cd-pipeline/