Unable to import module 'handler': No module named 'magpie'

[sachaarbonel]

After deploy when you try to invoke the lambda function like this:

serverless invoke -f predict --data '{"text":"Stephen Hawking studies black holes"}' --log

You'll get this error:

Unable to import module 'handler': No module named 'magpie'

A possible solution add:

from __future__ import absolute_import

on top of init.py of the magpie package

[ryfeus]

@sach97 I believe you need to debug it on EC2 instance to check that all libraries are in place. This error from my experience come from lack of some shared library. The issue with debugging is that it won't show what library is missing on AWS Lambda - it will just return "No module" hence EC2.

Basically you need to unpack archive on fresh EC2 instance and run "python handler.py" or run python console and try to import magpie library. One more thing to keep in mind is that AWS Lambda has more preinstalled shared libraries than AWS AMI.

[sachaarbonel]

Thank's a lot for your help ! I'll try this