php editor Xinyi reminds everyone that when using the AWS Lambda Golang programming language, there is one thing to note: when using the iotdataplane.PublishInput() method, its payload (Payload) Always empty. This means that when writing relevant code, special attention needs to be paid to handling empty load situations to ensure the normal operation of the program. In the actual development process, conditional statements or error handling mechanisms can be used to handle this situation to avoid potential problems. Keeping this in mind will help improve the robustness and reliability of your code.
I cannot understand how to use Golang to package the Payload field of iotdataplane.PublishInput(). Can anyone help? My Lambda publishes without errors, but the payload always shows up as empty in CloudWatch and subscribers. This is what I'm doing:
type Response struct { SerialNum string `json:"serial_number"` Time int64 `json:"time"` } resp := Response{ SerialNum: sernum, Time: utc, } payload, _ :=- json.Marshal(resp) // payload is a byte array ... params := &iotdataplane.PublishInput{ Topic: &topic, Payload: payload, PayloadFormatIndicator: aws.String(iotdataplane.PayloadFormatIndicatorUtf8Data), Qos: aws.Int64(0), } result, err := svc_client.Publish(params) ...
I've tried various variations of the payload without making any progress. It was also thought at one point that the payload needed to be a struct with "locationName" and "type" as fields, but that didn't work out either. My payload byte array is definitely not empty.
Found my problem.
I'm using Mosquito to test my lambda responses and the problem is not with the lambda function but with the Mosquito subscriber entries used for testing. I'm using the same id (-i option) as my Mosquito bar, which I think confuses the broker. When I removed the -i option from the subscription entry, the lambda publishing started working.
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