A simple AWS Lambda webhook relay. It takes a config file with webhook IDs, each with a configured list of targets. When it receives a request for an ID, it sends a request to all listed targets for that ID.

1. Create a Lambda with the payload.zip generated in the "Installation" section below.
2. In the Environment Variables for the Lambda, set S3_BUCKET and S3_KEY to refer to an S3 bucket and S3 key where you will store the configuration file. The bucket/file must be readable by the Lambda.
3. Create a file at that bucket/key with the configuration:

---
webhooks:
  c4eb2149-be1c-4c7c-bdc8-9615ce17c6cf:
    targets:
      - url: https://example.org
        method: POST
      - url: https://example.com/path
  156f5b8e-8c8f-4baf-ac29-e9ffbccfafe5:
    targets:
      - url: https://www.example.org

You can list as many targets as you'd like for each hook. The method setting is optional, and defaults to GET.

The methods below describe how to create a payload.zip that can be used for AWS Lambdas.

This requires that you have Docker installed and running. It will launch a Docker b uild container, build the binary, and create a zip file for loading into AWS Lambda . The zip file can be found at ./pkg/payload.zip.

make

This doesn't require Docker but does require that you have the pkgforge gem installed. It builds a zip file at ./pkg/payload.zip

pkgforge build

This method has no deps other than golang, make, and zip. You have to manually create the zip file.

make local
cp ./bin/relay_linux ./main
zip payload.zip ./main

relay is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.