Menzzo Images Resizing Lambda

Purpose

menzzo-images-resizing-lambda is a starter-documented media service for image resizing. It belongs with media/catalog image processing and should document exact AWS/runtime behavior as the repo is expanded.

Stack

• Serverless image resizing service.
• Lambda-style runtime expected.
• Image input/output storage details to be confirmed from repo-local config.

Connected Projects

• Catalog systems depend on consistent image derivatives.
• Storefronts consume resized product and marketing images.
• Menzzo Magento/catalog flows provide upstream image references.

Local Docs Submodule

When this repo consumes global docs, use:

cd docs
npm ci
npm start
npm run build

To Expand

• Source and destination bucket contract.
• Supported sizes/formats.
• Cache invalidation path.
• Failure and retry runbook.

Dependencies

The documented relationship is to media, catalog, and storefront assets. Input/output storage, supported derivatives, cache behavior, and caller ownership remain unknown.

Setup

Application setup is not established by this page. Follow the owning repository's README and setup instructions, and request the approved local access or environment you need. The shared documentation submodule and docs-site commands are described in the repository map and local development guide; they do not start this application.

Flows

No complete image ingestion-to-publication flow is covered yet. See the coverage matrix for the missing media evidence.

Diagnosis

For a missing derivative, identify the source object and expected variant, then locate the first processing boundary that lacks evidence. Bucket paths, cache invalidation, and retry procedures are not documented here.

Evidence and gaps

The Lambda role is described at a high level; runtime configuration, object-storage contracts, formats, caching, retries, and deployment evidence remain missing.

Next evidence to add: source commit and file references for the owned boundary, then repository-specific setup and the relevant operations procedure. See the documentation coverage matrix for the system-wide gap record.