public KinesisProducer(IMessageManager ipc_manager, ISocketFactory socket_factory, string region, KPLNETConfiguration config, AwsCredentialsProvider creds_provider, AwsCredentialsProvider metrics_creds_provider, Executor executor)
{
region_ = region;
config_ = config;
socket_factory_ = socket_factory;
executor_ = executor;
ipc_manager_ = ipc_manager;
creds_chain_ = AwsCredentialsProviderChain.create(new List <AwsCredentialsProvider> {
creds_provider
});
metrics_creds_chain_ = metrics_creds_provider == creds_provider ? creds_chain_ : AwsCredentialsProviderChain.create(new List <AwsCredentialsProvider> {
metrics_creds_provider
});
pipelines_ = new ConcurrentDictionary <string, Pipeline>();
shutdown_ = false;
create_metrics_manager();
if (config.clientType == KPLNETInterface.ClientType.SocketClient)
{
create_http_client();
}
else
{
create_kinesis_client();
}
report_outstanding();
message_drainer_ = new Thread(() => { drain_messages(); });
message_drainer_.Start();
}
void on_set_credentials(SetCredentials set_creds)
{
// If the metrics_creds_chain_ is pointing to the same instance as the regular creds_chain_, and we receive a new set of creds just for metrics, we need to create a new instance of AwsCredentialsProviderChain for metrics_creds_chain_ to point to. Otherwise we'll wrongly override the regular credentials when setting the metrics credentials.
if (set_creds.ForMetrics && metrics_creds_chain_ == creds_chain_)
{
metrics_creds_chain_ = new AwsCredentialsProviderChain();
}
AwsCredentialsProviderChain chain = set_creds.ForMetrics ? metrics_creds_chain_ : creds_chain_;
chain.reset
(
new List <AwsCredentialsProvider> {
new BasicAwsCredentialsProvider
(
set_creds.Credentials.Akid,
set_creds.Credentials.SecretKey,
set_creds.Credentials.Token
)
}
);
}
