This creates a Lambda functions for testing if they will hang after initial invocation when the function memory is 128 MB.
To build and deploy:
./deploy.sh <s3_bucket_name>
The function will stop responding if you invoke with a value that will cause a Lambda global timeout. Afterwards even if the event timeout is short enough, the function will not return again. If more memory is applied the function works again.
ARN=<function arn>
# Verify it is working
aws lambda invoke --function-name "${ARN}" --payload '{"timeout":1}' --query "LogResult" --log-type Tail --output text /dev/null | base64 -d
# Now break it
aws lambda invoke --function-name "${ARN}" --payload '{"timeout":6000}' --query "LogResult" --log-type Tail --output text /dev/null | base64 -d
# Broken
aws lambda invoke --function-name "${ARN}" --payload '{"timeout":1}' --query "LogResult" --log-type Tail --output text /dev/null | base64 -d
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