serverlessExample.yml

# We're excited that this project has provided you enough value that you are looking at its code!
#
# This is a standard [Serverless Framework](https://www.serverless.com) project and you should
# feel welcome to customize it to your needs and delight.
#
# If you do something super cool and would like to share the capability, please open a PR against
# https://www.github.com/Nordstrom/serverless-artillery.
#
# Thanks!

# If the following value is changed, your service may be duplicated (this value is used to build the CloudFormation
# Template script's name)
service: serverless-artillery-1234RandomId

provider: # Using Node JS v4.3 on AWS
  name: aws
  runtime: nodejs6.10
  iamRoleStatements:
    - Effect: "Allow"
      Action:
       - "lambda:InvokeFunction"
      Resource:
        "Fn::Join":
          - ':'
          -
            - "arn:aws:lambda"
            - Ref: "AWS::Region"
            - Ref: "AWS::AccountId"
            - "function"
            - "${self:service}-${opt:stage, self:provider.stage}-loadGenerator*" # must match function name

functions:
  loadGenerator: # !!Do not edit this name!!
    handler: handler.handler    # the serverlessArtilleryLoadTester handler() method can be found in the handler.js source file
    timeout: 300                # set timeout to be 5 minutes (max for Lambda)
#    vpc: # Lambdas can be set to run from a private subnet and pass all the requests to 1 IP address
#      securityGroupIds:
#        - sg-XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
#      subnetIds:
#        - subnet-XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
    environment:
#          INFLUX_HOST: ${env:INFLUX_HOST} # it's possible to pass env variables to lambda functions
#          INFLUX_USER: ${env:INFLUX_USER} # you can also pass your env variables to lambda variables
#          INFLUX_PASSWORD: ${env:INFLUX_PASSWORD}
#          INFLUX_DB: ${env:INFLUX_DB}