An Amazon Web Services Lambda function that generates thumbnails from images uploaded to AWS S3.
If you have a platform (website, mobile app, etc...) with a user-generated content where users upload images to Amazon's S3 and you need to automatically generate thumbnails, then this is a great solution that can be integrated in few minutes.
Lambda is an Amazon Web Service that triggers a function in response to a specific event.
Example:
- Event: Uploading an image to S3 (a.k.a S3 PUT)
- Function: Generate thumbnail for the uploaded image and place it in a thumbnail folder
NOTE: This guide assumes that you're already familiar with AWS & S3.
- Log in to your AWS account
- Click on Lambda from the list of the available services
- Click on Get Started
- From the left menu choose Configure triggers
- Choose S3 from the list of available events/services
- Make sure you choose the appropriate Bucket name
- Choose Put for event type
- (optional) Type in a prefix path for images to trigger events for
- (optional) Choose what type of files to handle (png, jpg, etc..)
- Enable trigger and click Next
- Configuring function
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Give your function any name you want, add an optional description, and choose Node.js 4.3 as your runtime
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Upload Thumbnailer.zip as is
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Create a new role, give it a name, and attach to it S3 object read-only permission policy
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Hit Next then Create function, and you're good to go!
Once you upload an image to your S3 bucket, an event will be triggered and your image will have a thumbnail autoamtically generated for it in a thumbnail folder.
All customizations are done to index.js
NOTE: After modifying this file, you MUST compress it with node_modules folder and upload it again to Lambda.
Modify THUMB_WIDTH = 300 & THUMB_HEIGHT = 300 with your desired dimensions.
Modify ALLOWED_FILETYPES
NOTE: Current supported files formats are: 'png', 'jpg', 'jpeg', 'bmp', 'tiff', 'pdf', 'gif'.
Modify the following:
- ContentType: "image/jpg"
- dstKey = THUMB_KEY_PREFIX + srcKey.replace(/.\w+$/, ".jpg"),
- .toBuffer("jpg", function(err, buffer) {
NOTE: Currently the thumbnails is in JPG format.
Thanks for the amazing engineering team at Saily for their continuous contributions @daniArnaout @musbaalbaki @malekhijazi
Pull requests are warmly welcomed!
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