@copper/plugin-timestream v1.0.1

plugin-timestream

Architect serverless framework plugin that defines AWS Timestream databases and tables

AWS Timestream is a time series database. This arc plugin allows you to define a Timestream database per arc application, and as many Timestream tables in this database as you want.

Installation

1. Install this plugin: npm i @copper/plugin-timestream

2. Add the following line to the @plugins pragma in your Architect project manifest (usually app.arc):

   @plugins
   copper/plugin-timestream

Usage

Define as many tables as you want under a @timestream section, optionally nesting Timestream retention options under each table:

@timestream
simple-table
custom-retention-table
  MagneticStoreRetentionPeriodInDays 90
  MemoryStoreRetentionPeriodInHours 72

To access your defined tables at runtime from within your project's Lambda functions, import the TimestreamWrite and TimestreamQuery AWS SDK service objects. The methods available on these objects will require you to provide the database and table name for your Timestream tables. The values you should use for these are:

• Database name: the name of your arc application as defined at the top of your app.arc file.
• Table name: the name of each table as defined under the @timestream section of your app.arc file.

For an example, see the sample application's get-index code under ./sample-app/src/http/get-index/index.js.

Options

The following options can be passed, nested (indented) under each table name definition in your app.arc file:

Sample Application

There is a sample application located under sample-app/. cd into that directory, npm install and you can run locally via arc sandbox or deploy to the internet via arc deploy.

Testing Locally

TODO: This plugin does not provide a local development experience at this time. Coming soon!

Testing the Deployed Version

The sample application (under ./sample-app) is ready deploy to arc deploy:

1. cd sample-app
2. npm install
3. arc deploy
4. Load the deployed URL.
5. The main route of the application will both write a time series data point as well as query for all data points and list them out in the HTTP response. For details, check out the get-index route code under ./sample-app/src/http/get-index.

Contributing

Thanks for considering contributing to this project! Check out the contribution guidelines for details.