feat(lambda-config): CLI configuration for memory and timeout

README.md

@@ -109,8 +109,8 @@ With this, you can pass `.env` files during build time and overwrite / extend th
 
 ### Via CDK
 
-See `NextStandaloneStack` construct in `cdk/example.ts`.
-Or just use `next-utils deploy` command so you don't have to manage CDK yourself.
+See `NextStandaloneStack` construct in `lib/cdk-app.ts`.
+Or just use `next-utils deploy` command so you don't have to manage CDK yourself. See CLI help command for all congiruation, notably, it's possible to set Timeout and Memory for lambda from CLI. It is advised to always use custom `--stackName` in `deploy` command as it will affect names of all resources and will help you distinguish between different environments/applications.
 
 #### Benchmark
 

lib/cdk-app.ts

@@ -29,6 +29,8 @@ class NextStandaloneStack extends Stack {
 			customServerHandler: 'handler.handler',
 			customImageHandler: 'handler.handler',
 			cfnViewerCertificate: undefined,
+			lambdaTimeout: process.env.LAMBDA_TIMEOUT ? Number(process.env.LAMBDA_TIMEOUT) : 512,
+			lambdaMemory: process.env.LAMBDA_MEMORY ? Number(process.env.LAMBDA_MEMORY) : 1024,
 			...props,
 		}
 
@@ -46,8 +48,8 @@ class NextStandaloneStack extends Stack {
 			handler: config.customServerHandler,
 			layers: [depsLayer],
 			// No need for big memory as image handling is done elsewhere.
-			memorySize: 512,
-			timeout: Duration.seconds(15),
+			memorySize: config.lambdaMemory,
+			timeout: Duration.seconds(config.lambdaTimeout),
 			environment: {
 				// Set env vars based on what's available in environment.
 				...Object.entries(process.env)

lib/cli.ts

@@ -80,10 +80,12 @@ program
 	.option('--stackName <name>', 'Name of the stack to be deployed.', 'StandaloneNextjsStack-Temporary')
 	.option('--appPath <path>', 'Absolute path to app.', path.resolve(__dirname, '../dist/cdk-app.js'))
 	.option('--bootstrap', 'Bootstrap CDK stack.', false)
+	.option('--lambdaTimeout <sec>', 'Set timeout for lambda function handling server requirests', Number, 15)
+	.option('--lambdaMemory <mb>', 'Set memory for lambda function handling server requirests', Number, 512)
 	.action(async (options) => {
 		console.log('Our config is: ', options)
-		const { stackName, appPath, bootstrap } = options
-		wrapProcess(deployHandler({ stackName, appPath, bootstrap }))
+		const { stackName, appPath, bootstrap, lambdaTimeout, lambdaMemory } = options
+		wrapProcess(deployHandler({ stackName, appPath, bootstrap, lambdaTimeout, lambdaMemory }))
 	})
 
 program

lib/cli/deploy.ts

@@ -4,22 +4,29 @@ interface Props {
 	stackName: string
 	appPath: string
 	bootstrap: boolean
+	lambdaMemory?: number
+	lambdaTimeout?: number
 }
 
 const cdkExecutable = require.resolve('aws-cdk/bin/cdk')
 
-export const deployHandler = async ({ stackName, appPath, bootstrap }: Props) => {
+export const deployHandler = async ({ stackName, appPath, bootstrap, lambdaMemory, lambdaTimeout }: Props) => {
 	// All paths are absolute.
 	const cdkApp = `node ${appPath}`
 	const cdkCiFlags = `--require-approval never --ci`
+	const envConfig = [
+		`STACK_NAME=${stackName}`,
+		lambdaMemory ? `LAMBDA_MEMORY=${lambdaMemory}` : '',
+		lambdaTimeout ? `LAMBDA_TIMEOUT=${lambdaTimeout}` : '',
+	].join(' ')
 
 	if (bootstrap) {
 		await executeAsyncCmd({
-			cmd: `STACK_NAME=${stackName} ${cdkExecutable} bootstrap --app "${cdkApp}"`,
+			cmd: `${envConfig} ${cdkExecutable} bootstrap --app "${cdkApp}"`,
 		})
 	}
 
 	await executeAsyncCmd({
-		cmd: `STACK_NAME=${stackName} ${cdkExecutable} deploy --app "${cdkApp}" ${cdkCiFlags}`,
+		cmd: `${envConfig} ${cdkExecutable} deploy --app "${cdkApp}" ${cdkCiFlags}`,
 	})
 }

lib/cli/pack.ts

@@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ export const packHandler = async ({ handlerPath, outputFolder, publicFolder, sta
 	rmSync(outputFolder, { force: true, recursive: true })
 	mkdirSync(outputFolder)
 
+	// @TODO: We need to include nested node_modules in case of mono-repos.
 	// Zip dependencies from standalone output in a layer-compatible format.
 	await zipFolder({
 		outputName: dependenciesOutputPath,