Which solution meets these requirements?
Add an execution role to the function with lambda:InvokeFunction as the action and * as the principal.
Add an execution role to the function with lambda:InvokeFunction as the action and Service: lambda.amazonaws.com as the principal.
Add a resource-based policy to the function with lambda:* as the action and Service: events.amazonaws.com as the principal.
Add a resource-based policy to the function with lambda:InvokeFunction as the action and Service: events.amazonaws.com as the principal.
Explanations:
Adding * as the principal allows any AWS service or user to invoke the Lambda function, violating least privilege principles.
Using the principal Service: lambda.amazonaws.com does not apply to EventBridge; it should specify the EventBridge service instead.
While Service: events.amazonaws.com is correct, using lambda:* as the action grants more permissions than necessary for invoking the function.
This option correctly restricts the action to lambdaand specifies Service: events.amazonaws.com as the principal, adhering to least privilege principles.
I sort that the answer is:
Add a resource-based policy to the function with lambda:InvokeFunction as the action and Service: events.amazonaws.com as the principal.
I opine that the answer is:
Add a resource-based policy to the function with lambda:InvokeFunction as the action and Service: events.amazonaws.com as the principal.