Sqs-request NPM

sqs-request

A docker image to build a SQS queue listener. Written in TypeScript, made to use with docker. SQS queue processor with node, ts-squiss, which processes each message as a request.

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TECHNOLOGY:

WHO SHOULD USE:

Any developer who needs to process a queue at SQS, very well configurable.

READY TO USE:

https://hub.docker.com/r/marcusyoda/sqs-request

GETTING STARTED:

To use you need to build with docker...

docker build -t marcusyoda/sqs-request .

...and then configure as your preference:

It's a docker image, so you're expected to run on your infrastructure consuming an Amazon SQS queue.
The settings are made via environment:

ENV-VAR	DEFAULT	REQUIRED	DESCRIPTION
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID		YES	Amazon login KEY data.
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY		YES	Amazon login SECRET data.
SQS_REGION		YES	The queue region in SQS.
SQS_QUEUE_NAME		YES	The name of the queue in SQS.
MAX_IN_FLIGHT	100	NO	The number of messages to keep "in-flight", or processing simultaneously. When this cap is reached, no more messages will be polled until currently in-flight messages are marked as deleted or handled. Setting this option to 0 will uncap your inFlight messages, pulling and delivering messages as long as there are messages to pull.
BATCH_SIZE	10	NO	The number of messages to receive at one time. Maximum 10 or maxInFlight, whichever is lower.
POOL_INTERVAL_MS	0	NO	The number of milliseconds to wait between requesting batches of messages when the queue is not empty, and the maxInFlight cap has not been hit. For most use cases, it's better to leave this at 0 and let Squiss manage the active polling frequency according to maxInFlight.
DELAY_SECS	0	NO	The number of milliseconds by which to delay the delivery of new messages into the queue by default.
DELETE_BATCH_SIZE	10	NO	The number of messages to delete at one time. Squiss will trigger a batch delete when this limit is reached, or when deleteWaitMs milliseconds have passed since the first queued delete in the batch; whichever comes first. Set to 1 to make all deletes immediate. Maximum 10.
DELETE_WAIT_MS	2000	NO	The number of milliseconds to wait after the first queued message deletion before deleting the message(s) from SQS.
IDLE_POLL_INTERVAL_MS	0	NO	The number of milliseconds to wait before requesting a batch of messages when the queue was empty on the prior request.
AWS_ENDPOINT		NO