AWS console not listing Lambda Functions when trying to "register target"

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Hello people at the forum,

If I am not mistaken, this looks like a bug in the current AWS console, therefore this question is directed to an AWS employee.
I created a Lambda function for which I assigned two aliases. Now I go to EC2 -> Target Groups -> Create Target, there I select "Lambda function" for the type of the target group. Once I click next, normally I should see the list of available Lambda functions and be able to select a Lambda function alias for the selected Lambda function which is to be configured for the target group. Now the issue is that the Lambda functions are not listed in the AWS console. The text "Choose a Lambda function from the list or create function" is shown and below is written "Loading...". It stays in this state infinitely. The Chrome Browser debugger shows that there is requested the same JSON over and over again, the JSON is correctly replied, the Lambda function details are found inside the JSON in the Chrome debugger but for some reason the AWS console keeps requesting the JSON over and over again, thus staying in the state "Loading...". I tried clearing my browser cache and using other browser such as MS Edge, Firefox. My main system runs on Windows 10, I even tried using a Chrome Browser on an Ubuntu Linux - with the very same issue and effect.

Can somebody please solve this problem as I am trying to add an alias of a Lambda function to a target group and I can't do it, when I try to add the ARN of the Lambda alias it says permission denied to add it. I remember before this issue appeared I was able to just click on a Lambda function in the list and choose the alias of the function.

Thank you much for your time,

Niko

aws-nr
asked 3 years ago412 views
1 Answer
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Issue was solved by the AWS support team.

aws-nr
answered 3 years ago

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