New serverless pattern - apigw-websocket-api-vpclink #2779
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Hi @manasvijain99 Please check the testing instructions and the expectations for a backend resource to return a response.
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Hi @ellisms , checking in on update on the pattern. |
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Description of changes:
The SAM template deploys an Amazon API Gateway Websocket API endpoint with a VPC Link integration.
Since Websocket APIs only support VPC Links associated with NLBs (Network Load Balancers), this pattern assumes that an internal NLB already exists in a VPC in the same Region.
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