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kandi X-RAY | Project-Lambda Summary
The Source code for Project-Lambda, an ambitious project aiming to re-create the classic shooter masterpiece, Half-Life, often debated to be the best game of all time that revolutionized its genre, in Minecraft. It is a complete rewrite and overhaul of LambdaCraft, permission for which was kindly granted by its owner KSkun.
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- Render the guard
- Renders an item
- Render the shape
- Handles a key pressed event
- Utility method to handle right click on the right side
- Finds the closest entity that matches the given start and end points
- Updates the body position
- An array of blocks and entities within the given range of blocks
- On item use
- Spawn an entity
- Paints the given entity
- Render the Minecraft model
- Render the item stack
- Render the scene
- Updates the ball
- Set rotation angles
- Registers the Renderer
- Render the render
- Attack the given Entity asMobfish
- Render the entity
- Set the living animations
- Renders the entity
- Render the trail
- Render the body
- Renders a particle particle
- Render an entity
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QUESTION
I want to use a variable for lambda function name. For example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-13 at 13:43This can be completed after fixing a few issues
You cannot use an interpolation in a resource name so change
QUESTION
I am writing an IAM role for a CI/CD user which deploys our Cloud Development Kit (CDK) app. The CDK app consists of lambda functions, Fargate etc. The problem is, that CDK does not allow me to specify all the roles it needs. Instead it creates some of then on its own.
Couple of examples:
- Each lambda function with log retention has another lambda created by CDK which sets log retention to the log group and log streams.
- CloudTrail event executing a step function needs a role with
states:StartExecution
permission.
CDK creates these roles automatically and also puts inline policies to them. Which forces me to give my CI/CD role permissions to create roles and attach policies. So if anybody gets access to the CI/CD user (for example if our GitHub credentials leak), the attacker could create new roles and give them admin permissions.
I tried creating all the roles myself in a separate stack and then using these roles in CDK app. But as I mentioned above (see the examples above), it's not possible everywhere...
I also tried IAM permission boundary for the deployer role, but I can't figure out how to limit permissions for iam:PutRolePolicy
. CDK essentially does the following:
According to AWS documentation, conditions are quite basic string comparisons. I need to be able to select, which actions are allowed in the policy document passed to iam:PutRolePolicy
.
This is a sample of my permission boundary allowing the principal to create roles and put role policies. See the condition comment.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-20 at 14:49Here's a solution in Python for CDK 1.4.0 inspired by @matthewtapper's code on GitHub. This allows you to set permission boundary to all the roles in your stack.
Needless to say it's very ugly, since python CDK does not provide construct objects in aspects. We have to dig deep into JSII to resolve the objects. Hope it helps someone.
QUESTION
I'm having issues getting my Lambda configured correctly to be able to run batch jobs. The code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-23 at 08:46This is something CloudFormation needs to improve on. Some AWS services don't allow resource level permissions yet when you try creating them your stack will succeed!. For IAM related issues sometimes you need to go into the console and verify your policy is not in a warning state. At a minimum, AWS will flag policies that attempt to apply resource level permissions on services that don't allow it.
For example, for DynamoDB you must grant access to all tables. You can't confine or restict access to a single table. If you try creating a cloudformation IAM policy it will not fail but your desired effect will not be achieved.
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You can use Project-Lambda like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Project-Lambda component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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