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type Client ¶
Client alias for easier use.
func MakeTestClient ¶
func MakeTestClient(_ context.Context, config common.TestClientConfig, opts ...ClientOptions) (*Client, error)
MakeTestClient returns DynamoDB client connection according to the provided parameters.
type ClientOptions ¶
type ClientOptions func(*ClientOptionsParams)
ClientOptions allows setting test client options.
type ClientOptionsParams ¶
type ClientOptionsParams struct {
Username string
}
ClientOptionsParams is a struct for client configuration options.
type Engine ¶
type Engine struct {
// EngineConfig is the common database engine configuration.
common.EngineConfig
// RoundTrippers is a cache of RoundTrippers, mapped by service endpoint.
// It is not guarded by a mutex, since requests are processed serially.
RoundTrippers map[string]http.RoundTripper
// CredentialsGetter is used to obtain STS credentials.
CredentialsGetter libaws.CredentialsGetter
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Engine handles connections from DynamoDB clients coming from Teleport proxy over reverse tunnel.
func (*Engine) HandleConnection ¶
HandleConnection authorizes the incoming client connection, connects to the target DynamoDB server and starts proxying requests between client/server.
func (*Engine) InitializeConnection ¶
type TestServer ¶
type TestServer struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
TestServer is a DynamoDB test server that mocks AWS signature checking and API.
func NewTestServer ¶
func NewTestServer(config common.TestServerConfig, opts ...TestServerOption) (*TestServer, error)
NewTestServer returns a new instance of a test DynamoDB server.
func (*TestServer) Port ¶
func (s *TestServer) Port() string
func (*TestServer) Serve ¶
func (s *TestServer) Serve() error
Serve starts serving client connections.
type TestServerOption ¶
type TestServerOption func(*TestServer)
TestServerOption allows setting test server options.
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