vmware-go-kcl-v2/src/clientlibrary/interfaces/record-processor-checkpointer.go

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package interfaces
import (
ks "github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/service/kinesis"
)
type (
IPreparedCheckpointer interface {
getPendingCheckpoint() ExtendedSequenceNumber
/**
* This method will record a pending checkpoint.
*
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the checkpoint. The application can
* backoff and retry.
* @error IllegalArgumentError The sequence number being checkpointed is invalid because it is out of range,
* i.e. it is smaller than the last check point value (prepared or committed), or larger than the greatest
* sequence number seen by the associated record processor.
*/
checkpoint() error
}
/**
* Used by RecordProcessors when they want to checkpoint their progress.
* The Kinesis Client Library will pass an object implementing this interface to RecordProcessors, so they can
* checkpoint their progress.
*/
IRecordProcessorCheckpointer interface {
/**
* This method will checkpoint the progress at the last data record that was delivered to the record processor.
* Upon fail over (after a successful checkpoint() call), the new/replacement RecordProcessor instance
* will receive data records whose sequenceNumber > checkpoint position (for each partition key).
* In steady state, applications should checkpoint periodically (e.g. once every 5 minutes).
* Calling this API too frequently can slow down the application (because it puts pressure on the underlying
* checkpoint storage layer).
*
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the checkpoint. The application can
* backoff and retry.
*/
checkpoint() error
/**
* This method will checkpoint the progress at the provided record. This method is analogous to
* {@link #checkpoint()} but provides the ability to specify the record at which to
* checkpoint.
*
* @param record A record at which to checkpoint in this shard. Upon failover,
* the Kinesis Client Library will start fetching records after this record's sequence number.
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the checkpoint. The application can
* backoff and retry.
*/
checkpointByRecord(record *ks.Record) error
/**
* This method will checkpoint the progress at the provided sequenceNumber. This method is analogous to
* {@link #checkpoint()} but provides the ability to specify the sequence number at which to
* checkpoint.
*
* @param sequenceNumber A sequence number at which to checkpoint in this shard. Upon failover,
* the Kinesis Client Library will start fetching records after this sequence number.
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the checkpoint. The application can
* backoff and retry.
* @error IllegalArgumentError The sequence number is invalid for one of the following reasons:
* 1.) It appears to be out of range, i.e. it is smaller than the last check point value, or larger than the
* greatest sequence number seen by the associated record processor.
* 2.) It is not a valid sequence number for a record in this shard.
*/
checkpointBySequenceNumber(sequenceNumber string) error
/**
* This method will checkpoint the progress at the provided sequenceNumber and subSequenceNumber, the latter for
* aggregated records produced with the Producer Library. This method is analogous to {@link #checkpoint()}
* but provides the ability to specify the sequence and subsequence numbers at which to checkpoint.
*
* @param sequenceNumber A sequence number at which to checkpoint in this shard. Upon failover, the Kinesis
* Client Library will start fetching records after the given sequence and subsequence numbers.
* @param subSequenceNumber A subsequence number at which to checkpoint within this shard. Upon failover, the
* Kinesis Client Library will start fetching records after the given sequence and subsequence numbers.
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the checkpoint. The application can
* backoff and retry.
* @error IllegalArgumentError The sequence number is invalid for one of the following reasons:
* 1.) It appears to be out of range, i.e. it is smaller than the last check point value, or larger than the
* greatest sequence number seen by the associated record processor.
* 2.) It is not a valid sequence number for a record in this shard.
*/
checkpointBySequenceNumberEx(sequenceNumber string, subSequenceNumber int64) error
/**
* This method will record a pending checkpoint at the last data record that was delivered to the record processor.
* If the application fails over between calling prepareCheckpoint() and checkpoint(), the init() method of the next
* IRecordProcessor for this shard will be informed of the prepared sequence number
*
* Application should use this to assist with idempotency across failover by calling prepareCheckpoint before having
* side effects, then by calling checkpoint on the returned PreparedCheckpointer after side effects are complete.
* Use the sequence number passed in to init() to behave idempotently.
*
* @return an IPreparedCheckpointer object that can be called later to persist the checkpoint.
*
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store pending checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store pending checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the pending checkpoint. The
* application can backoff and retry.
*/
prepareCheckpoint() (*IPreparedCheckpointer, error)
/**
* This method will record a pending checkpoint at the at the provided record. This method is analogous to
* {@link #prepareCheckpoint()} but provides the ability to specify the record at which to prepare the checkpoint.
*
* @param record A record at which to prepare checkpoint in this shard.
*
* Application should use this to assist with idempotency across failover by calling prepareCheckpoint before having
* side effects, then by calling checkpoint on the returned PreparedCheckpointer after side effects are complete.
* Use the sequence number and application state passed in to init() to behave idempotently.
*
* @return an IPreparedCheckpointer object that can be called later to persist the checkpoint.
*
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store pending checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store pending checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the pending checkpoint. The
* application can backoff and retry.
* @error IllegalArgumentError The sequence number is invalid for one of the following reasons:
* 1.) It appears to be out of range, i.e. it is smaller than the last check point value, or larger than the
* greatest sequence number seen by the associated record processor.
* 2.) It is not a valid sequence number for a record in this shard.
*/
prepareCheckpointByRecord(record *ks.Record) (*IPreparedCheckpointer, error)
/**
* This method will record a pending checkpoint at the provided sequenceNumber. This method is analogous to
* {@link #prepareCheckpoint()} but provides the ability to specify the sequence number at which to checkpoint.
*
* @param sequenceNumber A sequence number at which to prepare checkpoint in this shard.
* @return an IPreparedCheckpointer object that can be called later to persist the checkpoint.
*
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store pending checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store pending checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the pending checkpoint. The
* application can backoff and retry.
* @error IllegalArgumentError The sequence number is invalid for one of the following reasons:
* 1.) It appears to be out of range, i.e. it is smaller than the last check point value, or larger than the
* greatest sequence number seen by the associated record processor.
* 2.) It is not a valid sequence number for a record in this shard.
*/
prepareCheckpointBySequenceNumber(sequenceNumber string) (*IPreparedCheckpointer, error)
/**
* This method will record a pending checkpoint at the provided sequenceNumber and subSequenceNumber, the latter for
* aggregated records produced with the Producer Library. This method is analogous to {@link #prepareCheckpoint()}
* but provides the ability to specify the sequence number at which to checkpoint
*
* @param sequenceNumber A sequence number at which to prepare checkpoint in this shard.
* @param subSequenceNumber A subsequence number at which to prepare checkpoint within this shard.
*
* @return an IPreparedCheckpointer object that can be called later to persist the checkpoint.
*
* @error ThrottlingError Can't store pending checkpoint. Can be caused by checkpointing too frequently.
* Consider increasing the throughput/capacity of the checkpoint store or reducing checkpoint frequency.
* @error ShutdownError The record processor instance has been shutdown. Another instance may have
* started processing some of these records already.
* The application should abort processing via this RecordProcessor instance.
* @error InvalidStateError Can't store pending checkpoint.
* Unable to store the checkpoint in the DynamoDB table (e.g. table doesn't exist).
* @error KinesisClientLibDependencyError Encountered an issue when storing the pending checkpoint. The
* application can backoff and retry.
* @error IllegalArgumentError The sequence number is invalid for one of the following reasons:
* 1.) It appears to be out of range, i.e. it is smaller than the last check point value, or larger than the
* greatest sequence number seen by the associated record processor.
* 2.) It is not a valid sequence number for a record in this shard.
*/
prepareCheckpointBySequenceNumberEx(sequenceNumber string, subSequenceNumber int64) (*IPreparedCheckpointer, error)
}
)