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Hi, Good question
I think it is possible to use Event Bridge/CloudWatch events with Lambda and Webhooks
Here is an example https://towardsdatascience.com/discord-notification-using-cloudwatch-alarms-sns-and-aws-lambda-71393861699f
Here is another example to slack using Webhook (please note it's not same as the one you asked in the question, however it gives you an idea) https://security-hub-workshop.awssecworkshops.com/04-enrichment-and-integration/
hope this helps!
To send notifications on Discord when your AWS Amplify project is updated, you can make a Lambda function to achieve it.
Create a Discord Webhook:
- In your Discord server, go to the channel where you want to receive notifications.
- Click on the gear icon next to the channel name to edit the channel.
- Go to the "Integrations" section and click "Webhooks."
- Click "Create Webhook" and follow the prompts to create a webhook URL. You can customize the name and avatar for the webhook.
Create an AWS Lambda Function:
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In the AWS Lambda console, create a new Lambda function.
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Choose a runtime (e.g., Node.js, Python, etc.).
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Configure a trigger for the function. You can use an S3 bucket as a trigger and set up the bucket to trigger the Lambda function whenever your Amplify project is updated (e.g., whenever new files are uploaded to the bucket).
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Write the Lambda function code to send a notification to the Discord webhook. Here's an example using Node.js and the
axios
library:const axios = require('axios'); exports.handler = async (event) => { const webhookURL = 'YOUR_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL'; const message = 'Amplify project updated!'; try { await axios.post(webhookURL, { content: message }); return 'Notification sent to Discord.'; } catch (error) { console.error('Error sending notification:', error); throw new Error('Failed to send notification to Discord.'); } };
Deploy the Lambda Function:
- Package and deploy your Lambda function code along with any dependencies using the AWS CLI or other deployment tools.
Set Up S3 Bucket Trigger:
- In the AWS S3 console, configure a bucket notification that triggers your Lambda function whenever new files are uploaded to the bucket. You can use an S3 event like "ObjectCreated" to trigger the Lambda function.
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