Before running the demo make sure that the AWS credentials' file is located to $HOME/.aws/credentials.
If you use another location edit the docker-compose.yml volume to point to the correct file. It is possible to use mock-up credentials if you use localstack.
The command to start the demo is:
docker-compose up
It is possible to run first in the background localstack (docker-compose up -d localstack)
and then bestseller, but not the opposite.
This will be helpful to easier focus on one's containers logs.
When the server has successfully started you can upload a file to the client's S3 from another console by typing:
docker exec -it demo python client.py examples/example.xml
You can add your own examples to this folder. The folder "examples" is mounted to the docker container.
To check the creation of the s3 object visit the URL:
http://localhost:4566/serverbucket4321
Using AWS instead of localstack is possible. Inside the docker-compose.yml you will need to
comment out the ENDPOINT_URL and use all the other fields. Also, when using localstack,
you can use a fake AWS credentials file to pass to the docker.
Attention
Both S3 buckets must preexists along with the SQS and the AWS_PROFILE must have access to those resources.
The demo will set up the SQS to receive messages from the CLIENT_BUCKET.
Run tests by running the command:
docker exec -it demo python -m pytest