A lambda function to send alerts (to Slack) on AWS maintenance events. While the email from AWS includes only the instance id, the alert will include the Name of the instance and owner (team or individual on Slack) from the appropriate tags.
The lambda function assumes that all resources (EC2 instances) are tagged with a key Owner specifying the owner of the resource.
Update lambda/config.json with necessary config for your environment. The keys are explained below:
store.simpledb.domain - The lambda function keeps track of processed events in AWS simbedb. This configures the simpledb domain to be used for this purpose.
notification.slack
hook- The slack hook url.channel- The channel to send the notifications to.icon- Icon to use for the bot that sends the notification.username- Username of the bot that sends the notification.owners- List of owners per tag. The keys here will be the value of the tagOwner. This maps the tag value to owners on slack - for example -"devops : { "owner": "@devops_team"}"all- this is a catchall owner that is used as default if the resource did not have theOwnertag.
Once the config.json has been updated, the lambda function can be manually installed by doing a npm install --production, zipping up the entire lambda folder and uploading to AWS like any other lambda function.
The repo also has terraform plans to setup the lambda function - including the necessary IAM roles and lambda schedule (once an hour by default). A normal terraform plan and terraform apply should fully setup the lambda function. Requires terraform 0.7.8+.
This is an open source project licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.