Fix AWS Lambda Function URL 403 Forbidden Error with RESPONSE_STREAM Invoke Mode#83
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Problem
AWS Lambda Function URLs with
AuthorizationType: "NONE"andInvokeMode: "RESPONSE_STREAM"were returning 403 Forbidden errors immediately after deployment. Users had to manually change the invoke mode toBUFFEREDand back toRESPONSE_STREAMin the AWS Console to make the Function URL accessible.Root Cause
AWS has a timing issue where Function URLs created with
RESPONSE_STREAMinvoke mode require permissions to be fully propagated before the URL becomes accessible. The previous implementation created the Function URL before the required permissions, causing a race condition.Solution
Reordered the resource creation sequence to create permissions before the Function URL:
lambda:InvokeFunctionUrlandlambda:InvokeFunctionpermissionssdk.DependsOn()Changes Made
LambdaRoutingFunctionUrlcode pathurlPermission,invokePermission)sdk.DependsOn([]sdk.Resource{urlPermission, invokePermission})Impact
RESPONSE_STREAMinvoke mode on first deploymentBUFFEREDandRESPONSE_STREAMwork correctlyBUFFEREDmode deployments unaffectedTesting
lambdaInvokeMode: RESPONSE_STREAMFiles Modified
This fix resolves the timing issue that was causing 403 Forbidden errors with AWS Lambda Function URLs using response streaming mode.