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This issue has got me scratching my head. It started when I built a custom resource and put the data I'm looking for into the helper like so:
helper.Data["FileServerIp"] = file_server_ip
I accessed the data in the python cdk app like so:
CfnOutput( self, "FileServerIpOutput", value=fsx_file_server_ip_retrieval.get_att_string("FileServerIp") )
This resulted in this error:
CustomResource attribute error: Vendor response doesn't contain FileSystemId attribute in object
I confirmed in the logs that it is returning the ip address correctly:
[DEBUG] 2024-11-26T22:21:56.075Z 0fa30484-a10c-4f34-bc30-089ba0698aed { "Status": "SUCCESS", "PhysicalResourceId": "FileServerIpRetrieval-fs-06c2bba33ed9f31da", "StackId": "arn:aws:cloudformation:us-east-2:redacted:stack/test6/ba055540-ac44-11ef-bfcf-064a3121c883", "RequestId": "0eeb6ee4-e11a-4e16-bf14-3caf8bc65190", "LogicalResourceId": "FsxInstructionGenerationLambdaConstructFsxFileServerIpRetrievalD63DD733", "Reason": "", "Data": { "FileServerIp": "10.0.42.3" }, "NoEcho": false }
The weird part is that I configured the lambda to not tear down on failure and then I re-used it from a CloudFormation template like this:
AWSTemplateFormatVersion: "2010-09-09" Resources: MyTest: Type: "Custom::MyTest" Properties: ServiceToken: "arn:aws:lambda:us-east-2:redacted:function:test-9-FsxFileServerIPRetrievalLambdaF104C778-on3uRRR1cQQt" FileSystemId: "my-file-system-id" Outputs: FileSystemId: Value: !GetAtt MyTest.FileServerIp
And it worked. I don't know why it would matter that it was compiled from python cdk instead of CloudFormation yet these are the results I see.
This was what the CfnOutput compiled to:
"Outputs": { "FsxInstructionGenerationLambdaConstructFileserverip1F40FB57": { "Value": { "Fn::GetAtt": [ "FsxInstructionGenerationLambdaConstructFsxFileServerIpRetrievalD63DD733", "FileServerIp" ] } } }
And this is what I had for the custom resource:
"FsxInstructionGenerationLambdaConstructFsxFileServerIpRetrievalD63DD733": { "Type": "AWS::CloudFormation::CustomResource", "Properties": { "ServiceToken": { "Fn::GetAtt": [ "FsxInstructionGenerationLambdaConstructFsxFileServerIpRetrievalProviderframeworkonEventDE938461", "Arn" ] }, "FileSystemId": "fs-06c2bba33ed9f31da" }, "UpdateReplacePolicy": "Delete", "DeletionPolicy": "Delete" },
This makes CfnResource unusable for my team and unfortunately we'll have to go back to just handling the events directly until this is fixed.
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This issue has got me scratching my head. It started when I built a custom resource and put the data I'm looking for into the helper like so:
helper.Data["FileServerIp"] = file_server_ip
I accessed the data in the python cdk app like so:
This resulted in this error:
I confirmed in the logs that it is returning the ip address correctly:
The weird part is that I configured the lambda to not tear down on failure and then I re-used it from a CloudFormation template like this:
And it worked. I don't know why it would matter that it was compiled from python cdk instead of CloudFormation yet these are the results I see.
This was what the CfnOutput compiled to:
And this is what I had for the custom resource:
This makes CfnResource unusable for my team and unfortunately we'll have to go back to just handling the events directly until this is fixed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: