Reputation: 419
I am trying to figure out how to access the Api Gateway service API (aka "Manage Amazon API Gateway") from a lambda running in a VPC. Not I'm not trying to invoke an resource method in a private API (I'm aware of how to create an execute-api
VPC interface endpoint), just calling an AWS service method (get-api-key
, FWIW, using a Python boto3 client). Hope that makes sense, hard to articulate this clearly with so many overloads of "API" here. Current attempts fail with a timeout, so I presume it's VPC-related, but I'm not sure how to provide access. I don't see any obvious endpoint types that would do so. I've seen references to using a NAT gateway for extra-VPC resources, but I'm not clear how (or if) this would apply. The VPC has a NAT Gateway configured, and the Lambda's security group allows all outbound traffic, see configurations below. Appreciate any suggestions.
NAT Gateway Configuration
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1002
Reputation: 179084
Accessing the Amazon API Gateway Control Plane API endpoints requires Internet access.
Lambda functions in a VPC can't access the Internet without a NAT Gateway or another type of NAT device. See How do I give internet access to my Lambda function in a VPC? ... or provision your Lambda function outside the VPC if it doesn't really need to be inside a VPC. Provisioned outside a VPC, Lambda functions have Internet access automatically.
Upvotes: 3