serverless-autoprune-plugin

This Serverless 0.5.x plugin deletes old AWS Lambda versions.

Overview

The plugin lets you delete old AWS Lambda versions from your account.

serverless-autoprune-plugin is heavily inspired by Nopik's serverless-lambda-prune-plugin but adds some much needed functionality such as limiting pruning to a specific region, project and function. It is fully compatible with Serverless 0.5.5 and higher.

Installation

1. Install the plugin module.

   npm install serverless-autoprune-plugin --save will install the latest version of the plugin.

   If you want to debug, you also can reference the source repository at a specific version or branch with npm install https://github.com/arabold/serverless-autoprune-plugin#<tag or branch name>

2. Activate the plugin in your Serverless project.

   Add serverless-autoprune-plugin to the plugins array in your s-project.json.

   {
     "name": "my-project",
     "custom": {},
     "plugins": [
       "serverless-autoprune-plugin"
     ]
   }
   

Usage

Function Deploy

This plugin hooks into the Serverless function deploy command action and extends it with two additional options:

• -p|--prune: Delete previous Lambda versions after deployment.
• -n|--number <number>: keep last N versions (defaults to 3).

A simple example to deploy and prune all functions in your project:

serverless function deploy --all --prune

Function Prune

If you only want to delete old versions without deploying a new one, use the new prune command action:

serverless function prune [OPTION]... [FUNCTION]...

You can specify one or multiple function names to prune, omit any function names to prune the functions in the current directory tree, or specify the -a or --all option to prune all functions of the project.

Available options are:

• -s|--stage <stage>: prune only a specific stage (only applicable if your Lambda functions use different names per stage)
• -r|--region <region>: prune only a specific region (defaults to all regions).
• -n|--number <number>: keep last N versions (defaults to 3).
• -a|--all: prune all functions of the current project.

Releases

0.2.1

• You can run the plugin without specifying a target region now. It will automatically prune your Lambda functions in all deployed regions.

0.2.0

• Finally the plugin deserves it's name: Auto-Pruning! Passing --prune to your serverless function deploy will automatically delete previous Lambda versions.
• Handle AWS Rate Limit responses using a temporary fix until Serverless 0.5.6 is released

0.1.3

• Support pruning only a specific stage (in case Lambda function names differ per stage)
• Use Serverless credentials depending on stage and region specified.

0.1.2

• Added aws-sdk as dependency in case it's not installed globally

0.1.1

• Small bugfix

0.1.0

• Initial release

To Dos

• Pruning of API Gateway Deployments (https://github.com/Nopik/serverless-lambda-prune-plugin/pull/6)