Error:Unable to import module 'lambda_function': No module named 'openai'"

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I created a lambda function calling openai gpt mode. I added an openai layer to the function. In creating the zip file for the layer, I created a virtual environment first, installed the openai 0.27.0 version, and then zipped all content under the site_packages folder. After creating a layer using the zip file, the function test gave me the error message in the title. Not sure where I did wrong. Appreciate your insights in advance!

Below lists the details of the lambda function:

run time: python 3.11 partial snippet of the lambda function: import json import os import boto3 from openai import OpenAI

client=OpenAI()

Lin
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I'd suggest you to follow this process and comment here, how it goes for you:

  1. Create openai layer by following this re:Post Knowledge Center Article How can I create a layer for my Lambda Python function?. Payload for the lambda function to create openai layer would be as below:

           {
             "dependencies": {
               "openai": "== 0.27.0"
             },
             "layer": {
               "name": "openai-lambda-layer",
               "description": "this layer contains requests, operations libraries",
               "compatible-runtimes": [
                 "python3.11"
               ],
               "license-info": "MIT"
             }
           }
    
  2. With the above payload, run the lambda function, which would create layer.

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  1. Now layer is created and you can use it in your own lambda function, where you wanted to use openai module. Just go to your lambda function -> code -> Scroll down -> Add a layer -> Add newly created openai layer

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  1. Once you add the layer, you can use this module in your lambda function code as I did below(no error reporting that openai module not found):

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Comment here if you have additional questions, happy to help.

Abhishek

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Terrific! I was able to get rid of the import error. You rock, Abhishek !

I still couldn't execute the function, though. I got another error message: can't imprt name 'OpenAI' from 'openai' (/opt/python/openai/init.py)". Any advice on how I could fix this issue would be great, Abhishek!

Lin

Lin
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I did some exploration, and found that if I didn't import OpenAI from openai, the function was fine. Guess it might be an issue between openai and python. I will keep investigating. However, if you have any suggestions, I am all ears.

Lin
beantwortet vor 4 Monaten
  • Hi Lin, I'm not sure, how did I miss the link in my original answer, hence edited it and provided you the link for the process to create layer. To your second question about the error: "can't imprt name 'OpenAI' from 'openai' (/opt/python/openai/init.py)". I'd suggest you to create a new layer with latest version of openai, payload to create the layer with latest version of openai, would look like as below:

       {
         "dependencies": {
           "openai": "latest"
         },
         "layer": {
           "name": "openai-lambda-layer",
           "description": "this layer contains requests, operations libraries",
           "compatible-runtimes": [
             "python3.11"
           ],
           "license-info": "MIT"
         }
       }
    

    Then add this layer to your function and see how it goes.

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It worked, Abhishek! Appreciate your prompt advice!

Lin

Lin
beantwortet vor 4 Monaten
  • Glad it worked. For community's better experience, it'd be great if you could mark the first answer as accepted one like you did at first place. Thanks.

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