PubPubSub

A ready-made AWS Lambda function you can invoke to publish messages into Google's PubSub system.

It's really useful for bridging AWS compute with Firebase or other Google Cloud projects.

Setup

Follow the guide to setup Workload Identity Federation in your Google Cloud projects.

Then you can deploy the code in this repository as a Node.js Lambda function in your AWS account.

Check out the Releases section for packages and instructions.

Hosted versions are available out of my personal AWS account, should you need to get running quickly. You're encouraged to host it on your own accounts and service is provided without any guarantees or warranty express or implied.

CloudFormation:

https://github.saobby.my.eu.org-hf-pubpubsub-<region>.s3.amazonaws.com/release/cloudformation/<release>

Lambda:

https://github.saobby.my.eu.org-hf-pubpubsub-<region>.s3.amazonaws.com/release/lambda/<release>

Currently available in: us-east-1, eu-west-1. Open an issue to request availability in other regions.

Note that you're only allowed to access the S3 object, not the bucket itself. You must do it using AWS credentials, and your identity will be visible in my CloudTrail account.

Configuration

The Lambda function expects these environment variables:

• GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT_NUMBER GCP project number where the Workload Identity Federation provider resides
• GOOGLE_CLOUD_WEB_IDENTITY_POOL ID of the web identity pool
• GOOGLE_CLOUD_WEB_IDENTITY_POOL_AWS_PROVIDER ID of the AWS provider in the web identity pool
• GOOGLE_CLOUD_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL Service account email to impersonate
• GOOGLE_CLOUD_DEFAULT_PROJECT_ID (Optional) Project ID where messages without a projectId property will be directed to

Use

The Lambda function can be invoked synchronously or asynchronously.

It accepts a JSON object with the following structure:

• topic Pub/Sub topic to which to publish
• message A string representing the message to be published
• base64 (Optional) A boolean whether the mesasge is encoded in Base64
• projectId (Optional) GCP project ID where the topic lives

It outputs a JSON object with the following structure:

• topic Pub/Sub topic where the message was published
• projectId GCP project ID where the topic lives
• messageId ID of the message in the topic

License

Copyright © 2022 Stojan Dimitrovski. Some rights reserved.

Licensed under the MIT X11 License. You can find a copy of it under LICENSE.