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arc-plugin-queues-extended

v0.0.1

Published

Architect (arc.codes) serverless framework plugin that creates SQS-based queues and exposes more SQS options above the default architect queue implementation

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Readme

arc-plugin-queues-extended

Add an SQS queue to your arc.codes project, while exposing more of SQS' configurations than the default architect `@queues.

Features

  • Customization of many of SQS' configurations, such as visibility timeouts, message retention and polling times.
  • The ability to set up a dead-letter queue.

Configuration

Install this plugin as per the arc.codes docs.

Then, add a @queues-extended section to your app.arc file. Each entry under this section will create a new queue.

The following app.arc example section will create two queues:

  1. a queue with logical ID overflowQ with all default settings, and
  2. a queue with logical ID someQ with a custom message retention period and its dead-letter queue set to the above overflowQ
@queues-extended
overflowQ
someQ
  retention 69420
  dlq overflowQ

The full table of options and configurations follow:

|Option|Description|Default| |---|---|---| |dlq|Sets up a dead-letter queue for the housing queue. The string you provide should match the name of another queue defined using this plugin. For example, if you set dlq overflowQ on a mainQ defined with this plugin, make sure you add a queue named overflowQ under the @queues-extended pragma. Failing to do so will cause your arc deploy to fail.|Not applicable.| |polling|Sets the queue's ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds in seconds. Accepts integers between 0 and 20 inclusive. Please carefully read Amazon SQS short and long polling to understand the implications of tweaking this setting. Architect's default @queues implementation sets this to 0, meaning, short polling. Increase this value to reduce the amount of polling SQS will do to collect messages, and thus, have a chance to reduce your bill.|0 (short polling)| |retention|Sets the queue's MessageRetentionPeriod in seconds.|345600 (4 days)| |timeout|Sets the queue's VisibilityTimeout in seconds.|30 (30 seconds)|