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Amazon SQS Connection

To use Amazon SQS, you need to configure it in the <contributedConfigs> section of the mdm.runtimeConfig file. You can use either Access Key authentication or Assume Role authentication.

Specify the following parameters for this connection:

name: Name of the SQS connection.
properties: List of properties to define the SQS connection. If the same property name is specified multiple times, the one defined later will override the previous value. Possible properties are:
- url: The SQS queue URL.
- region: The AWS region of the SQS queue.
- authType: The authentication type. Available value: AWS_ACCESS_KEY.
- accessKey: The AWS Access Key ID.
- secretKey: The AWS Secret Access Key
- sessionToken: The session token generated for assumed role (optional, used with temporary credentials).
- assumeRole.enabled (Boolean): If true, Assume Role authentication is enabled. The default value is false.
- assumeRole.roleArn: The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the role to assume.
- assumeRole.externalId: The external ID for assuming the role (if required).
- assumeRole.sessionName: The name of the session when assuming the role.
- assumeRole.webTokenFile: The path to the web identity token file.
- assumeRole.region: The AWS region for Assume Role.
- sqsResponseTimeout: The timeout in milliseconds for receiving a response from SQS.
- readBatchTimeoutSeconds: Maximum number of seconds to wait for a message on SQS.
- receiveBatchSize: Number of messages to read from SQS in one request. The maximum value is 10.
- deleteBatchSize: Number of messages to delete from SQS in one request. The maximum value is 10.
- maxReceiveQueueLength: Maximum size of the receive queue. If reached, no more messages will be read.
- maxDeleteQueueLength: Maximum size of the delete queue. If reached, no more messages will be read.

Sample configuration

<config class="com.ataccama.nme.sqs.config.SqsContributor">
    <sqsConnections>
        <sqsConnection name="awssqsmdm">
            <properties>
                <property name="url" value="https://sqs.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/123546789/example-sqs-queue"/>
                <property name="region" value="eu-central-1"/>
                <property name="authType" value="AWS_ACCESS_KEY"/>
                <property name="accessKey" value="SOMEaccessKEYWYOV7AKLGJ"/>
                <property name="secretKey" value="SOMEsecretKEYcvrA2UiMmAcYd2DXf1pRDWyK5OrOtCGX5XRkfp12"/>
                <property name="sessionToken" value="SOMEsecretSESSIONtoket=="/>
                <property name="assumeRole.enabled" value="false"/>
                <property name="assumeRole.roleArn" value="arn"/>
                <property name="assumeRole.externalId" value="externalId"/>
                <property name="assumeRole.sessionName" value="sesssionName"/>
                <property name="assumeRole.webTokenFile" value="file"/>
                <property name="assumeRole.region" value="region"/>
                <property name="sqsResponseTimeout" value="10000"/>
                <property name="readBatchTimeoutSeconds" value="10"/>
                <property name="receiveBatchSize" value="10"/>
                <property name="deleteBatchSize" value="10"/>
                <property name="maxReceiveQueueLength" value="100"/>
                <property name="maxDeleteQueueLength" value="1000"/>
            </properties>
        </sqsConnection>
    </sqsConnections>
</config>

The connection to Amazon SQS in MDM streaming and the Writer Step through the JMS functionality JMSWriter will be deprecated but still supported for a transitional period.

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