I needed to find the specific version of packages available by default in AWS Lambda. I did so with a mashup of ideas from this page. I'm sharing it for posterity.
import pkgutil__version__ = '0.1.1'def get_ver(name): try: return str(__import__(name).__version__) except: return Nonedef lambda_handler(event, context): return {'statusCode': 200,'body': [{'path': m.module_finder.path,'name': m.name,'version': get_ver(m.name), } for m in list(pkgutil.iter_modules()) #if m.module_finder.path == "/var/runtime" # Uncomment this if you only care about a certain path ], }What I discovered is that the provided boto3 library was way out of date and it wasn't my fault that my code was failing. I just needed to add boto3 and botocore to my project. But without this I would have been banging my head thinking my code was bad.
{"statusCode": 200,"body": [ {"path": "/var/task","name": "lambda_function","version": "0.1.1" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "bootstrap","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "boto3","version": "1.9.42" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "botocore","version": "1.12.42" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "dateutil","version": "2.7.5" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "docutils","version": "0.14" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "jmespath","version": "0.9.3" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "lambda_runtime_client","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "lambda_runtime_exception","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "lambda_runtime_marshaller","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "s3transfer","version": "0.1.13" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "six","version": "1.11.0" }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "test_bootstrap","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "test_lambda_runtime_client","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "test_lambda_runtime_marshaller","version": null }, {"path": "/var/runtime","name": "urllib3","version": "1.24.1" }, {"path": "/var/lang/lib/python3.7","name": "__future__","version": null },...What I discovered was also different from what they officially publish. At the time of writing this:
- Operating system – Amazon Linux
- AMI – amzn-ami-hvm-2017.03.1.20170812-x86_64-gp2
- Linux kernel – 4.14.77-70.59.amzn1.x86_64
- AWS SDK for JavaScript – 2.290.0\
- SDK for Python (Boto 3) – 3-1.7.74 botocore-1.10.74
