Discuss you're experiences and questions with the Developer Preview AWS SDK for Go v2
@kaihendry glad to help were able for SDK functionality and feature support. With that said the SDKs are built on models provided by the service teams. The service teams define those models and provide it to us. The SDKs teams them selves may not have a comprehensive understanding of the service APIs and its policy capabilities. The best place to find information about specific service capabilities is the services' forums, API reference guide, or stack overflow.
jumping hoops on services' forums, API reference guide, or stack overflow kindof sucks
and my employ is an AWS enterprise customer. Dealing with support also sucks.
https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/issues could be a central place to co-ordinate and sort out things.
Or you can tell customers to "go away" ;) "go away" === the disparity of " services' forums, API reference guide, or stack overflow"
Thanks for the feedback @kaihendry The reason I suggested using the AWS forums is that the forums provide a per service focus. If the SDK's github issues were used as a central place for all 132 AWS services that the SDKs support it would be overwhelming for users of the SDK that are looking for an answer/feature about the SDK or even a service. Tags are one way to mitigate this, but i'm not sure that scales very well for the number of AWS services the SDK supports.
Can I use the SDK to perform unauthenticated requests from S3 I wonder? that are able to backoff automatically? cc @jasdel
greetings. I'm attempting to use Kinesis Video Streams and want to fetch a fragment of video. I'm creating a Kinesis Video Media client with a config that sets a custom endpoint to the data endpoint requested from the Kinesis Video Stream client. Yet, when I do a /getMedia, the result is a 403 Forbidden. Any insights?
@joeymill_twitter both v1 and v2 allow custom credential providers to be defined. in V1 you'd need to satisfy the credenitals.Provider interface and create a
aws.CredentialsProvider interface. Creating a type that satisfies this interface and assigning it to the Config.Credentials
credentials.Credentials value with that provider. v2 simplifies this by only havingaws.CredentialsProvider interface. Creating a type that satisfies this interface and assigning it to the Config.Credentials
@jasdel I'm looking for a API example so I can skip asking a user where their bucket is location RE https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/issues/137#issuecomment-378089731
@kaihendry sorry missed your earlier request sorry, does the
cfg, err := external.LoadDefaultAWSConfig()
bucket := "my-bucket"
region, err := s3manager.GetBucketRegion(ctx, cfg, bucket, "us-west-2")
if err != nil {
if aerr, ok := err.(awserr.Error); ok && aerr.Code() == "NotFound" {
fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "unable to find bucket %s's region not found\n", bucket)
}
return err
}
fmt.Printf("Bucket %s is in %s region\n", bucket, region)example not work for you?
@kaihendry as for searching for objects by tag, I don't think so, at least I'm not finding a way to do it via the standard
ListObjects APIs.
You can request that feature by submitting feedback to the S3 API reference docs though, Use the
Feedback button in the bottom right corner.
@jasdel nevermind, figured it out! https://staging-api.superown.com/findbucket/build.webconverger.com
ctx := aws.BackgroundContext() <--- whatever that means
I've been going through https://serverless-stack.com/ but I'm finding a bit hard to apply to the Go SDK
Hello, noob question but is there any api docs like https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-go/api/ for v2
I for some reason can not find it
@harrisonturton i use apex/apex up for my golang functions
@jasdel for interfacing with Aurora, I just use the standard https://github.com/go-sql-driver/mysql right?
@kaihendry correct, a standard SQL driver should be the best way to connect with Aurora. I think there is also a postgres compatible server as well as MySQL.
Wrote a lambda to pull something out a Aurora DB over here btw: https://github.com/unee-t/go-list-units/blob/master/main.go Wonder where I can go to get a code review. ;)
@kaihendry thanks for sharing. Minor feedback i'd have is the suggestion of instead of using two different endpoints /listhtml and /listjson use the same endpoint e.g. /list and either use the Accept-Encoding request header to determine the requested format, or use an extension on the resource like /list.json. Mainly this suggestion is just for simplicity of the API given the two endpoints really do the same thing just output formatted differently.
Here is a common example, https://reddit.com/r/aws will return HTML whereas https://reddit.com/r/aws.json will return json data. Reddit only supports the ".json" extension method, though. But would be nice to support at least one of the two patterns.
@deesee04 and @kaihendry thanks for the pings on those issues. We're working through the backlog of issues we have and will provide updates to these questions/issues. For #157 I agree moving the example out of a doc string and into an example file. for #170 i think we'll need to dive more into the API to understand how to use this feature.
wondering how to get account info from the AWS SDK v2. Just want the account number.
thanks for the feedback @kaihendry. When writing the examples we generally use the
req variable name as shorthand for the returned request value. You're correct that when using two examples within the same function one of the two's req variable name will need to be updated to an alternative name. in your example something like pubReq.