updated code to use pg8000 module - #176
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update lambda code to use the pg8000 module instead of pg and pgdb. Since installing PyGreSQL requires a C based environment which means packaging and managing additional system libraries, It made the deployment process overly complex. Switching to pg8000 resolves this because it is a pure python module.
commented logging statements which was exposing secrets into Cloudwatch logs
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update lambda code to use the pg8000 module instead of pg and pgdb. Since installing PyGreSQL requires a C based environment which means packaging and managing additional system libraries, It made the deployment process overly complex. Switching to pg8000 resolves this because it is a pure python module.
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