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Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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* Copyright 2018 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.
*
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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* Licensed under the Amazon Software License (the "License").
* You may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* A copy of the License is located at
*
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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* http://aws.amazon.com/asl/
*
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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* express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing
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package software.amazon.kinesis.multilang;
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.io.OutputStreamWriter;
import java.util.concurrent.Callable;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService;
import java.util.concurrent.Future;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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import lombok.extern.slf4j.Slf4j;
import software.amazon.kinesis.lifecycle.events.InitializationInput;
import software.amazon.kinesis.lifecycle.events.LeaseLostInput;
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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import software.amazon.kinesis.lifecycle.events.ProcessRecordsInput;
import software.amazon.kinesis.lifecycle.events.ShardEndedInput;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.CheckpointMessage;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.InitializeMessage;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.LeaseLostMessage;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.Message;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.ProcessRecordsMessage;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.ShardEndedMessage;
import software.amazon.kinesis.multilang.messages.ShutdownRequestedMessage;
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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/**
* Defines methods for writing {@link Message} objects to the child process's STDIN.
*/
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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@Slf4j
class MessageWriter {
private BufferedWriter writer;
private volatile boolean open = true;
private String shardId;
private ObjectMapper objectMapper;
private ExecutorService executorService;
/**
* Use initialize method after construction.
*/
MessageWriter() {
}
/**
* Writes the message then writes the line separator provided by the system. Flushes each message to guarantee it
* is delivered as soon as possible to the subprocess.
*
* @param message A message to be written to the subprocess.
* @return
* @throws IOException
*/
private Future<Boolean> writeMessageToOutput(final String message) throws IOException {
Callable<Boolean> writeMessageToOutputTask = new Callable<Boolean>() {
public Boolean call() throws Exception {
try {
/*
* If the message size exceeds the size of the buffer, the write won't be guaranteed to be atomic,
* so we synchronize on the writer to avoid interlaced lines from different calls to this method.
*/
synchronized (writer) {
writer.write(message, 0, message.length());
writer.write(System.lineSeparator(), 0, System.lineSeparator().length());
writer.flush();
}
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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log.info("Message size == {} bytes for shard {}", message.getBytes().length, shardId);
} catch (IOException e) {
open = false;
}
return open;
}
};
if (open) {
return this.executorService.submit(writeMessageToOutputTask);
} else {
String errorMessage = "Cannot write message " + message + " because writer is closed for shard " + shardId;
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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log.info(errorMessage);
throw new IllegalStateException(errorMessage);
}
}
/**
* Converts the message to a JSON string and writes it to the subprocess.
*
* @param message A message to be written to the subprocess.
* @return
*/
private Future<Boolean> writeMessage(Message message) {
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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log.info("Writing {} to child process for shard {}", message.getClass().getSimpleName(), shardId);
try {
String jsonText = objectMapper.writeValueAsString(message);
return writeMessageToOutput(jsonText);
} catch (IOException e) {
String errorMessage =
String.format("Encountered I/O error while writing %s action to subprocess", message.getClass()
.getSimpleName());
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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log.error(errorMessage, e);
throw new RuntimeException(errorMessage, e);
}
}
/**
* Writes an {@link InitializeMessage} to the subprocess.
*
* @param initializationInput
* contains information about the shard being initialized
*/
Future<Boolean> writeInitializeMessage(InitializationInput initializationInput) {
return writeMessage(new InitializeMessage(initializationInput));
}
/**
* Writes a {@link ProcessRecordsMessage} message to the subprocess.
*
* @param processRecordsInput
* the records, and associated metadata to be processed.
*/
Future<Boolean> writeProcessRecordsMessage(ProcessRecordsInput processRecordsInput) {
return writeMessage(new ProcessRecordsMessage(processRecordsInput));
}
/**
* Writes the lease lost message to the sub process.
*
* @param leaseLostInput
* the lease lost input. This is currently unused as lease loss doesn't actually have anything in it
* @return A future that is set when the message has been written.
*/
Future<Boolean> writeLeaseLossMessage(@SuppressWarnings("unused") LeaseLostInput leaseLostInput) {
return writeMessage(new LeaseLostMessage());
}
/**
* Writes a message to the sub process indicating that the shard has ended
*
* @param shardEndedInput
* the shard end input. This is currently unused as the checkpoint is extracted, and used by the caller.
* @return A future that is set when the message has been written.
*/
Future<Boolean> writeShardEndedMessage(@SuppressWarnings("unused") ShardEndedInput shardEndedInput) {
return writeMessage(new ShardEndedMessage());
}
/**
* Writes a {@link ShutdownRequestedMessage} to the subprocess.
*/
Future<Boolean> writeShutdownRequestedMessage() {
return writeMessage(new ShutdownRequestedMessage());
}
/**
* Writes a {@link CheckpointMessage} to the subprocess.
*
* @param sequenceNumber
* The sequence number that was checkpointed.
* @param subSequenceNumber
* the sub sequence number to checkpoint at.
* @param throwable
* The exception that was thrown by a checkpoint attempt. Null if one didn't occur.
*/
Future<Boolean> writeCheckpointMessageWithError(String sequenceNumber, Long subSequenceNumber,
Throwable throwable) {
return writeMessage(new CheckpointMessage(sequenceNumber, subSequenceNumber, throwable));
}
/**
* Closes the output stream and prevents further attempts to write.
*
* @throws IOException Thrown when closing the writer fails
*/
void close() throws IOException {
open = false;
this.writer.close();
}
boolean isOpen() {
return this.open;
}
/**
* An initialization method allows us to delay setting the attributes of this class. Some of the attributes,
* stream and shardId, are not known to the {@link MultiLangRecordProcessorFactory} when it constructs a
Release 2.0.0 of the Amazon Kinesis Client for Java * Added support for Enhanced Fan Out. Enhanced Fan Out provides for lower end to end latency, and increased number of consumers per stream. * Records are now delivered via streaming, reducing end-to-end latency. * The Amazon Kinesis Client will automatically register a new consumer if required. When registering a new consumer, the Kinesis Client will default to the application name unless configured otherwise. * New configuration options are available to configure Enhanced Fan Out. * `SubscribeToShard` maintains long lived connections with Kinesis, which in the AWS Java SDK 2.0 is limited by default. The `KinesisClientUtil` has been added to assist configuring the `maxConcurrency` of the `KinesisAsyncClient`. __WARNING: The Amazon Kinesis Client may see significantly increased latency, unless the `KinesisAsyncClient` is configured to have a `maxConcurrency` high enough to allow all leases plus additional usages of the `KinesisAsyncClient`.__ | Name | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | consumerArn | Unset | The ARN for an already created consumer. If this is set, the Kinesis Client will not attempt to create a consumer. | | streamName | Unset | The name of the stream that a consumer should be create for if necessary | | consumerName | Unset | The name of the consumer to create. If this is not set the applicationName will be used instead. | | applicationName | Unset | The name of the application. This is used as the name of the consumer unless consumerName is set. | * Modular Configuration of the Kinesis Client The Kinesis Client has migrated to a modular configuration system, and the `KinesisClientLibConfiguration` class has been removed. Configuration has been split into 7 classes. Default versions of the configuration can be created from the `ConfigsBuilder`. Please see the migration guide for more information * `CheckpointConfig` * `CoordinatorConfig` * `LeaseManagementConfig` * `LifecycleConfig` * `MetricsConfig` * `ProcessorConfig` * `RetrievalConfig` * Upgraded to AWS Java SDK 2.0 The Kinesis Client now uses the AWS Java SDK 2.0. The dependency on AWS Java SDK 1.11 has been removed. All configurations will only accept 2.0 clients. * When configuring the `KinesisAsyncClient` the `KinesisClientUtil#createKinesisAsyncClient` can be used to configure the Kinesis Client * __If you need support for AWS Java SDK 1.11 you will need to add a direct dependency.__ __When adding a dependency you must ensure that the 1.11 versions of Jackson dependencies are excluded__ Please see the migration guide for more information * MultiLangDaemon is now a separate module The MultiLangDaemon has been separated to its own Maven module and is no longer available in `amazon-kinesis-client`. To include the MultiLangDaemon, add a dependency on `amazon-kinesis-client-multilang`.
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* {@link MultiLangShardRecordProcessor} but are later determined when
* {@link MultiLangShardRecordProcessor (String)} is called. So we follow a pattern where the attributes are
* set inside this method instead of the constructor so that this object will be initialized when all its attributes
* are known to the record processor.
*
* @param stream Used to write messages to the subprocess.
* @param shardId The shard we're working on.
* @param objectMapper The object mapper to encode messages.
* @param executorService An executor service to run tasks in.
*/
MessageWriter initialize(OutputStream stream,
String shardId,
ObjectMapper objectMapper,
ExecutorService executorService) {
return this.initialize(new BufferedWriter(new OutputStreamWriter(stream)), shardId, objectMapper,
executorService);
}
/**
* @param writer Used to write messages to the subprocess.
* @param shardId The shard we're working on.
* @param objectMapper The object mapper to encode messages.
* @param executorService An executor service to run tasks in.
*/
MessageWriter initialize(BufferedWriter writer,
String shardId,
ObjectMapper objectMapper,
ExecutorService executorService) {
this.writer = writer;
this.shardId = shardId;
this.objectMapper = objectMapper;
this.executorService = executorService;
return this;
}
}