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Cube.js Serverless AWS

Cube.js Serverless AWS implementation.

Getting Started

Create Cube.js Serverless app:

$ npm install -g serverless
$ cubejs create -d athena -t serverless

Setup Redis

Create AWS ElasticCache Redis instance within the same region where lambda hosts.

Add Redis security group and subnet to serverless.yml vpc settings:

provider:
  vpc:
    securityGroupIds:
     - sg-12345678901234567 # Your DB and Redis security groups here
    subnetIds:
     - subnet-12345678901234567 # Your DB and Redis subnets here

Add internet access for Lambda

When you assign vpc to a Lambda functions internet access will be disabled by default. Lambda functions require internet access to send SNS messages for query processing. Please follow this guide to set up internet access for your Lambda functions.

Athena permissions

Please add following permissions to serverless.yml if you need Athena within your Lambda functions:

provider:
  iamRoleStatements:
    - Effect: "Allow"
      Action:
        - "sns:*"
# Athena permissions
        - "athena:*"
        - "s3:*"
        - "glue:*"
      Resource:
        - "*"

Deploy

$ serverless deploy -v

Logs

$ serverless logs -t -f cubejs
$ serverless logs -t -f cubejsProcess

Learn more

License

Cube.js Serverless AWS is Apache 2.0 licensed.